A news from koreaherald : Director Sakahara Atsushi’s “Me and the Cult Leader” won the Grand Prix in the Festival Choice in Asia category.
He is the survivor of Aum Shinrikyo cult’s terror in 1995 .
Considering what the editor contributed makes film reviews better.
From @variety review of ‘Me and the Cult Leader’:
“Editor Junko Watanabe deserves special mention for establishing the discursive, meditative rhythm.”
https://t.co/MZFf8g8AxR
Considering what the editor contributed makes film reviews better.
From @variety review of ‘Me and the Cult Leader’:
“Editor Junko Watanabe deserves special mention for establishing the discursive, meditative rhythm.”
https://t.co/MZFf8g8AxR
@BFEditors@Variety Junko really saved us! If anyone has a film that needs some help, she's collaborative, a strong story teller, and fluent in French and Japanese.
Wow! Wasn't expecting this, but @Variety_Film@jessicakiang calls us "Astonishing Doc Tracks an Impossible Connection Across an Impassable Divide"! Find the review here:
https://t.co/cTo8yHOmCg
Eu e o Líder da Seita começa contando a história de um atentado terrorista, em 1995, quando a seita apocalíptica Aum Shinrikyo matou 13 e feriu 6 com um ataque em um metrô. Uma dessas pessoas feridas era Atsushi Sakahara, diretor deste documentário.
https://t.co/9DXd4UYvrn