Kaze no keshiki

This documentary offers a unique look at the life and work of Tatsumi Hijikata, a significant figure in the Butoh dance movement. Shot on 16mm film, Kaze no keshiki provides an intimate portrayal of Hijikata as he breaks free from the confines of the theater to express himself in the streets.

The film not only highlights Hijikata's dance but also serves as a cultural exploration of Butoh, a form that emerged in Japan in the 20th century. Collectors interested in dance, performance art, or Japanese culture will find this documentary particularly engaging. Its focus on outdoor performances adds an intriguing layer to the viewing experience, emphasizing the connection between art and the environment in which it is presented.