Kazuo Ohno: Like a Soliloquy

This documentary provides an intimate look at Kazuo Ohno, one of the founders of Butoh, a form of avant-garde Japanese dance. At 95 years old, Ohno shares his thoughts and experiences, offering a unique perspective on his art and legacy. The film features his son, Yoshito Ohno, who adds depth to the narrative by reflecting on their shared journey in dance.

With a runtime of 101 minutes, the documentary not only highlights the significance of Butoh but also serves as a tribute to the relationship between father and son. It captures the essence of their artistic expression and the cultural context surrounding it. For collectors interested in the intersection of dance and documentary film, this title stands out as a significant exploration of a crucial figure in contemporary Japanese art.