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“We Are Peace Because We Are Linked”

Thinking of a topic and searching for a peace movie for thesis, an overseas Chinese student, Q-san (邱旭元) studying in Kyoto decided to go to Hiroshima in person.
During the journey, Q-san met a Japanese flute musician, Mie-san (Mie Chang).  For what they were linked together from strangers and they mutually discovered the peace and friendship from their heart in depth and the peace movie they found?  Let’s explore the dream and life story of the two girls from different countries in this summer…

＜filmography＞
We Are Linked . Voice | Japan 2014
We Are Linked | Australia & Japan 2012-2014
Explorer Young | Australia | Hong Kong 2012-13
Tales of Fong | Hong Kong 2010-2013
The Musical World of Rebecca Pan 2011 | Cinematography | Hong Kong
2004-2007
The One & Only Rebecca Pan & Big Band |Cinematography | Macau
Cloud Away, Cambodia | Cambodia
Eyes In Bangladesh | Bangladesh
Passion In Life, Canada

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While emptying the Parisian apartment of Kyoko, who just passed the way, her daughter, Akiko, discovers two notebooks, left intentionally for her to read. A personal diary she wrote since 1964. Using this strange inheritance, the young woman starts a surprising journey. She takes her mother’s funeral urn back to Japan, in her mother’s family, and discovers an intimate territory to which she belongs without knowing it. The movie travels between two generations of women, between France of the New Wave and post-atomic bomb Japan, and post-tsunami Japan. In search of the right place to spread her mother’s ashes, Akiko goes back over time and tries to find her own place. Along this journey, Akiko, heroin of this documentary, mirror her mother the actress, her mother the feminine icon of the sixties. It is this dialogue beyond death, that the movie carries as it carries the past of Kyoko and the fate of Akiko.

＜Staff＞
Produced by: Simbad Films
Written by: Idrissa Guiro
and Melanie Pavy
Starring: Kyoko Gaisseau Kosaka
and Akiko Gaisseau
Cinematography: Idrissa Guiro
Editing: Melanie Pavy
Sound editing: Zacharie Naciri
Mixing: Mathieu Deniau
Etalonnage: Pierre Sudre
Postproduction: Olivier Boischot
French Traduction: Charles Lamoureux
Kyoko narration: Hiromi Asai

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