Nonexistent, Like a Flash
Your apartment is making you anxious. No, it’s not neurosis this time. A phone call causes wild, blood-curdling panic. Your present didn’t begin just now. The small music box carries you into a liminal space — somewhere between the sofa and yesterday, between childhood and analog cinema. What even is this place I call home? And who is this person that reminds me of myself?
Aya Kawazoe directed Nonexistent, Like a Flash. Explore their complete filmography and the collaborators who shaped their vision.
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