＜STORY＞
Mitaki is the site of the three waterfalls. The Buddhist temple named Mitaki Temple is located in Hiroshima City, a few miles away from the epicenter of the atomic explosion in 1945. Those surrounding mountains had protected this temple from being exposed to the A-bomb radiation. With the intention of exploring common states through the creative activities, the documentary essay The Place of the Three Waterfalls focuses on the experiences of three city characters; a young artist, an adult artist, and a monk, from the base of Hiroshima as a living space today.

＜Director＞Mauricio Novelo Jarque

Producer: Nagi Nakayama / Screenwriter: Mauricio Novelo Jarque/ Cinematographer: Mauricio Novelo Jarque / Cast: Mr. Sato (the chief priest of Ryuzenzan Mitaki Temple), Kishin Funada, Minako Itai

Year of production: 2018
Running time: 85’
Country: Mexico

＜Story＞
Akiko Takakura, one of the last remaining survivors of the atomic bomb attack on Hiroshima, tells her life story. She describes how, amidst the terror and nightmares, she found a moment of rare closeness with her father.

＜Staff＞
Director：André Hörmann,Anna SAMO / Producer: Andre Hörmann and Christian Vizi / Screenwriter: Andre Hörmann Animator: Anna SAMO

Year of production: 2018
Running time: 15’
Country: Germany

＜Story＞
A young man, Rui, secludes himself in the garage of his home. One day, he meets a hearing-impaired high school student, Rumi, through the window. He interacts deeply with her through the window, but their isolation from society and school drives their peaceful time mad.

＜Staff＞Director: Hiroyuki Miyagawa / Producer: Yuuki Okuno and Toru Mishima / Screenwriter: Tomoko Kawanoue / Cinematographer: Yoshinori Kamei

Year of production: 2018
Running time: 48’
Country: Japan

＜Guest＞
Amane Okayama
He was born in Tokyo on June 17, 1994. In 2009, he made his debut with "Chuugakusei Nikki Series / Tenkousei" (NHK).
Recent major works are, "Hiyokko" (NHK), "Heisei Story" (CX), "Wonder Wall" (NHK), "Teiichi: Battle of Supreme High"（2017）, "Hyouka" (2017）, "Goodbye, Grandpa !" （2017）, "Love Disease" (2018), "Soratobu taiya" (2018), and more. The following works will be released:
"Ozland", "The Gun", and "Kibaiyanse! Watashi" (2019). His acting in the film "Poetry Angel" （2017）was evaluated, and he won 32nd Takasaki Film Festival Award for Best New Age Actor.

＜Story＞
Aimi (24)’s grandfather operates a movie theater in Hiroshima facing constant financial difficulties. The day before they give up on the theater, a man from Tokyo named Tokuzawa appears. Tokuzawa starts telling a story from a long time ago. The Carp (baseball team) had no money, but they used their wits to survive. He proposes various ideas to revive the movie theater based on telling old stories about the Carp. Troubled Aimi and people from the neighborhood shops are moved by these episodes of the past. After the war, the impoverished local baseball team had no big corporate sponsors, but they came up with ideas that had never been thought of before which contributes for the team to successfully overcome the crisis proving phenomenal victory. Tokuzawa learns and lives the stories about the desperate and sometimes comical efforts of Hiroshima’s citizen supporting the Carp. In those days, the Carp were a small hope created in a town that had nothing left after being bombed. As Aimi and the movie theater begin to improve thanks to Tokuzawa’s bold proposals, things begin to progressively change for those working in the neighborhood shops. Just when it seems that business is beginning to return to the movie theater, Tokuzawa suddenly disappears. Aimi lost in thought looks into it, finding that Tokuzawa wasn’t actually an official from the government’s ministry of trade. The flabbergasted Aimi and company begins to gradually realize the actual reasons why he came back to this town.

＜Staff＞
Director:Hideyuki Tokigawa / Producer: Hiroki Okuno and Naohiko Sakamoto / Screenwriter:Hideyuki Tokigawa /Cast: Yoshimi Tokui. Honoka Yahagi, Yuki Ogoe

Year of production: 2018
Running time: 94’
Country: Japan

＜Guest＞
Yoshimi Tokui
He was born on April 16, 1975. He is a member of comedy duo, "Tutorial". They won the M-1 Grand Prix in 2006. Currently, he is appearing in variety show programs, "Konya Kurabete Mimashita" (NTV), "One minute deep good speaking" (NTV), "Shabekuri seven" (NTV), "My life on a dish (TBS)", and more. As an actor, he appeared in "Testimony of N" (2014 / TBS), "It's not that I can't marry. I don't marry. " (2016 / TBS) etc.