Three films showcased at Locarno reflect on the interplay of time and memory in film as a means of retaining memory and fostering human connections. Director Shō Miyake's works, such as 'Small, Slow But Steady,' highlight the loneliness and desires for connection through diverse characters. His latest film, 'Tabi to Hibi,' revolves around an isolated woman’s journey to find her voice amid solitude, employing a unique narrative structure. The first half presents a film within a film, where two strangers bond during serene beach encounters, further illustrated by vibrant and meditative cinematography.
Miyake's films explore the toll of loneliness and human connection through creative storytelling, showcasing the emotional depth in characters experiencing solitude and seeking solace.
In 'Tabi to Hibi,' the first half is a film within a film, depicting two lonely characters finding connection through their beachside encounters amidst vibrant cinematography.
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