Shirōyasu Suzuki Movies

A woman is talking on her cell phone. A man's hand reaches out to her and tells her to snap the phone. The woman says, "Shut up and hit the man. The...

In this piece, I described the way of life of the poet Kenji Fukuma and his wife. I read and liked Mr Fukuma's poetry collection, "Country Life," and...

Film by Shirouyasu Suzuki, 1985, 16mm, 54min

In this work, I visited a religious scholar, Shinichi Nakazawa, with the question, "What does 'gazing' mean to people? At the time, he was interested...

Short 8mm film by Shirouyasu Suzuki.

This work was created by wondering if it was possible to make a fisheye image with a 16mm camera, and realizing that it was possible with a...

Each person lives a different life, but the hand seemed to be a metaphor for that person's life. In other words, I thought that the life of the...

Forcing himself to confront his own 16mm camera each day for over two weeks, Suzuki Shiroyasu initially seems to regret his own idea and indulges in...

A boy rescues a girl who has collapsed in a river, from their exchanges and memories a tale of loneliness and meaningful connection gradually unfolds.

Using stop-motion animation, what Koguchi called 無理矢理アニメ (forced animation), twin sisters Lulu and...

While working for NHK as a 16mm film cameraman, Suzuki traveled to various parts of the country, particularly for shooting on location for rural...