The Village Album Trailer

The Village Album Trailer (2004)

23 April 2004 Drama 111 mins

Hanatani Village in the valley of Tokushima Prefecture is going to be submerged when a dam is constructed. In order to preserve the beauty of the place for future generations, the villagers decide to take photographs of all the families in the village. Kenichi, the only photographer in the village, is put in charge of the project. He calls his son Takashi, an aspiring photographer, to help him with the task. Takashi is puzzled since his father and he are not at all close, but as they visit each family in turn and Takashi sees his father working, Takashi's feelings towards his father begin to change.

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Crew

Fumiaki Suzaka

Fumiaki Suzaka Art Direction

Kei Ogura

Original Music Composer

Hitoshi Tsurumaki

Hitoshi Tsurumaki Sound Recordist

International Titles

Mura no shashinshuu Trailer

Photo Album of the Village Trailer

International Releases Dates

United States 25 October 2005

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