We all live in "relationship”. A short documentary filmed in the village of "Nagataki" in the mountains of Nara. For the first time in 30 years, the voices of children echo through the mountains of this once marginal settlement. As we guided by the children as they run and play, we encounter a village that has changed its shape to preserve, the quiet vitality and work of people who have remained unchanged through the ages. Supervised by Naomi Kawase

An exercise in adjusting the moving image to an interpretation of time as it is perceived within the Kiowa philosophy: a circular dialogue between the mythic, the historical, and personal reflection. 　　THE EARLY SUN, RED AS A HUNTER'S MOON follows this temporal tradition in an interpolation of Kiowa lore in excerpts from N. Scott Momaday's The Way to Rainy Mountain, a reunion in Portugal between the filmmaker and their friend after 20 years, and a historical attempt to decode a cryptic letter from 1890 with “hieroglyphic script” that arrived at Pennsylvania’s Carlisle Indian Industrial School sent from a reservation in the Oklahoma Territory to a Kiowa student named Belo Cozad. Shot on expired 8mm film, the film presents a collision of fragments of time and Kiowa memory.