Hashima My Love

The documentary takes viewers to Hashima, an island off the coast of Nagasaki, which was home to a vibrant mining community until its abrupt evacuation in 1974. The narrative unfolds as the filmmaker collects archives and memories to piece together the stories of those who once lived there.

With the presence of Adrien Michaux in the top cast, the film provides a personal perspective on the remnants of this forgotten place. The exploration of ruins becomes a metaphorical journey through memory, as the filmmaker seeks to connect the past with the present. This documentary captures the haunting beauty of an abandoned landscape while delving into themes of nostalgia and loss.