My Small Land / Keima 川和田

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Japanese Literature (br) kodansha Bunko / Director of the film 『 My Small Land 』, which received Amnesty International's International Film Award and Special Award at the 72nd Berlin International Film Festival! Is it also a sin to be here? This is a story about the wishes and struggles of a Kurdish girl living in サーリャ. サーリャ, a Kurdish girl who grew up in Japan from a young age and goes to a high school in Saitama. She meets Sota, a high school student in Tokyo, at a part-time job. At the Kishibe of the Arakawa River, which flows along the prefectural border, they gradually communicate with each other. However, one day suddenly, the Japanese family members who suddenly lose their status of residence are banned from working and cannot move freely. This is a notable work that depicts the absurdity of modern society from the perspective of a girl fighting for a place, and the director of the film 『 My Small Land 』 (released on May 6, 2022, starring Rina ARASHI and Daisuke OKUDAIRA), which was highly acclaimed at the Berlin Film Festival, as a novel by himself. The 72nd Berlin Film Festival