He Was Here, and You Are Here

1985 • Directed by

Haruka Doi

The narration of the filmmaker begins with the image of the "you" in her mind, as she repeatedly crosses a crosswalk. The image leaves the screen and is projected everywhere. The image leaves the screen and is projected everywhere, even on the toilet bowl and the artist's body. And the "you of now. A very personal monologue, like reading one's own diary, is beautifully expressed through the narrative style and the experimentation of the images.