When Kids Make Movies

This documentary showcases 12 children, who had never met before, as they participate in the "Children's Film Workshop" in Miyazaki. Over the course of three days, they write, film, and screen their own movie, highlighting their creativity and collaboration. The film runs for 116 minutes and provides a rare glimpse into the artistic process of young filmmakers.

For collectors, this documentary offers a look at a unique project that emphasizes the power of storytelling among children. The physical format available is DVD, which makes it accessible for those interested in documenting contemporary documentary filmmaking efforts. As a release from 2021, it fits into the current era of films that explore new perspectives and the impact of the pandemic on creativity.