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Aijo is a film that looks at an often ignored necessity: love.
The word Aijo means love in Japanese. The film begins its rollercoaster
journey with Donald, the protagonist, searching for love at the
train tracks in Tokyo. The surreal and at times frightening composition
of this film leaves us with few questions, and instead exposes us
to the feeling of what Aijo can be. Words by the Media |
| Year of the Rooster |
2005, 61 min |
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Year of the Rooster focuses on social injustice and apathy.
Year of the Rooster is Feeling Films debut production
and made its world premiere at the 2005 Rivers' Edge Film Festival.
According to the traditional Chinese calendar, 2005 is the year
of the wood rooster. The crowing sound made by the wood rooster
is thought to awaken people from their inner-sleep. Words
by the Media |
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How do you want people to remember you?
Our second narrative documentary, Remember Me, takes
a meditative visual and musical journey as to what loss means through
the real life people Donald meets. Remember Me raises the
difficult question; “How do you want people to remember you?”
We hope that this film leaves you with a unique film experience
and with the feeling of wanting to be remembered. |
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