No - The secret of silence

The film delves into the Nô theater, showcasing its tranquil and sublime performances at the Nô National Theater in Tokyo. It highlights the exacting guidelines that dictate every aspect of the art form, from the performers' movements to their spoken lines. Viewers witness the unique slow-motion grace of the actors, who don heavy, exquisite costumes while being accompanied by traditional instruments such as drums, flutes, and a choir.

As the oldest existing mask theater in the world, Nô theater features the main actor, known as the Shite, who wears a mask during performances. This documentary not only captures the visual splendor of Nô theater but also serves as an important record of a cultural heritage that continues to be preserved and appreciated in modern times.