17- Feeling lost

Japan Competition

Over the Mountains

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Beneath the winter sky, a young man runs through the snowfields. While trying to cross a mountain without any equipment, he stumbles upon an elderly man beside a weathered car. The two unnamed men share some quiet moments on this unknown wintry mountain.

Director
Kisa Ito
Time
0:15:00
Country
Japan
Genre
Drama
Year
2025
Cast
Ryunosuke Azuma, Yoshi Sakou

Awards Nominations

SKIP CITY INTERNATIONAL D-Cinema FESTIVAL 2025 (Japan) -Official Competition Nominated
Yamagata International Movie Film Festival 2025 (Japan) -Nominated
Official Selection, Hakodate Harbor Illumination Film Festival 2025 (Japan) -Nominated

Director

Kisa Ito

Born in 1995 in Osaka. Kisa Ito studied filmmaking in the Department of Cinema at Nihon University College of Art. Since graduating, he has gained experience directing movies by taking on freelancing jobs as an assistant director for Kiyoshi Kurosawa, Takahisa Zeze, Izuru Narushima, Sho Miyake and Yoji Yamada.

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We made this 15-minute film to capture the world of the story, showing snow-covered mountains and the actors’ quiet but strong performance.

Cast

Ryunosuke Azuma, Yoshi Sakou

Screening

Screening Venue

VenueScheduleTicket Reservation
WITH HARAJUKU HALL2026.06.07 [Sun] 15:10-17:00

Online Screening

OnlinescheduleOnline Screening
Online Screening2026.06.11 [Thu] - 2026.06.30 [Tue]

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Event
Partner

TAKANAWA GATEWAY CITY

MoN Takanawa: The Museum of Narratives

Creative Partner

TYO Inc.

Media Partners

J-WAVE

Tokyo Weekender

TOKYO HEADLINE

Media Supporters

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Kinema Junposha., Ltd

ORICON NEWS

Festival Supporter

MORI Building

Venue Supporter

NTT Urban Development Corporation

Tokyo Tokyo Festival