A screening of Shingo Ota’s documentary tracking five decades of daily life at a suburban Tokyo public pool. The film captures the intersection of families, seniors, and cruising communities facing the permanent closure of the facility.
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The documentary runs for 80 minutes and is screened in its original language.
The venue
Museu del Cinema- Col·lecció Tomàs Mallol
Four hundred years of moving images, the Mallol collection in context.
The Cinema Museum Foundation – Tomàs Mallol Collection, known for its thorough journey through the history of the image, is located in Girona. Its vast archive, with almost 8,000 objects and a well-stocked library, explores everything from shadow theatre to the pioneers of celluloid.
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