Mikio Yamazaki Movies

A man stands in the city, holding a single red rose in his hand. He gets on the subway and places the rose on a street. The narrator explains that...

Aiming to a tranquil yet raw energy. All of the footage was fixed using a tripod and the result was a series of inorganic objects that appear one...

The scene I shot from my hospital bed when I was hospitalized with a punctured lung (a condition called spontaneous pneumothorax). A snowstorm...

Unidentified people appear around the protagonist, Mr. M. No matter how many times he wakes up, he cannot escape from his dream. In a speeding,...

Kajol is a star actress in Indian movies. I discovered a strange scene when I was watching a video of a movie she was in. In one scene of a musical,...

This is an 8mm film shot and edited from 1996 to 1999. There is no story development like a normal story movie, and the image of only the author =...

The concept of "Rest In Eternalism" was to closely examine and photograph the things I encountered while traveling, so I thought about what would...

So, what exactly were we doing with this work? To put it simply, we tried to see if we could do something similar to musical improvisation in film.In...

A work in which a photo of the filmmaker flies through the sky and returns to a garden where there are photos of his family and his pets.

This is a small piece that I shot with a Fujica P300 equipped with an auto fader, repeating the fading in and out on the light and shadow in a room...

The title means "fire poker" in Hokkaido dialect. It could be said to be a 3-minute condensed version of "Guiding Star." Using film I shot when I was...

A self-produced feature film. The main character, an 8mm filmmaker, has a bronze statue of the goddess of 8mm movies in his home, and he always...

Using a flat microphone, Yamazaki attempts to auscultate various places in the city. The sounds of manholes, of which he recorded many, sound like...

The original format is 8mm film (single8), and once the developed film is incompletely layered on the undeveloped film, it is projected onto a...

VTR video work. The whole story is a parody of Shuji Terayama and Shuntaro Tanikaws "Video Letter". Self-questioning about "meaning" and "myself"...