Hazan

Directed by an undisclosed filmmaker, Hazan explores the life story of Hazan Itaya, who lived from 1872 to 1963. The film highlights his contributions to the field of ceramics and reflects on his artistic journey.

Featuring a notable cast that includes Takaaki Enoki and Kaho Minami, the film presents a glimpse into the world of ceramics through the eyes of one of its masters. Supporting performances by Suon Kan, Yûrei Yanagi, and others enrich the narrative and bring depth to the storytelling.

As part of the 2000s era of filmmaking, Hazan offers insight into biographical storytelling in Japanese cinema. Collectors interested in films that explore artistic lives or Japanese culture may find this title appealing for its subject matter and character-driven narrative.