In the 1990s, a surge of women filmmakers began working in the Japanese experimental film scene. This selection of rarely seen works critically and playfully explores the ritualistic nature of women’s life.
*2021年9月～11月にカリフォルニア大学・バークレー校で開催された特集上映「Alternative Visons」にKRAUT FILMより浅野優子の『蟻の生活』（1989）を提供。同上映会の1プログラム「1990s Experimental Film in Japan: Women’s Anarchic Visions of the Everyday」に取り上げられました。
1.The Life of Ants / Yūko Asano
(1994, Color, 16mm transferred to digital, 14 mins)
2.The Night When Water Comes Down / Yukie Saitō
(1992, Color, VHS transferred to digital, 6 mins
3.The Place Which Isn’t Necessarily Wrong / Hiromi Saiki
(1996, Color, 8mm transferred to digital, 18 mins)
4.Green Bug / Mari Terashima
(1991, Color, 8mm transferred to digital, 41 mins)
5.A Dandelion, Rosaceae / Utako Koguchi
(1990, Color, 16mm transferred to digital, 8 mins)