Mizuko
In Japanese, there's a specific word for an unborn life. Mizuko, which means "water child," is used to refer to both miscarried and aborted pregnancies. In addition to this word, there's a ritual for grief that allows women to metaphorically return their water children to the sea. Narrated by a Japanese American woman, Mizuko tells the story of her abortion in the US against the backdrop of this cultural context.
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Credits
Directors: |
Katelyn Rebelo, Kira Dane |
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Executive Producer: |
Amy Hobby |
Producer: |
Katelyn Rebelo, Kira Dane |
Screenwriter: |
Kira Dane |
Cinematographer: |
Katelyn Rebelo |
Editor: |
Katelyn Rebelo, Kira Dane |
Sound Designer: |
Keithe Hodne |
Music: |
Midori Hirano |
Additional Credits: |
Watercolor Animator: Kira Dane, Stop Motion Animator: Katelyn Rebelo, Associate Producer: Gretta Wilson, Watercolor Animator: Joyce Zhao, Watercolor Animator: Melissa Garvin, Assistant Watercolor Animator: Zoya To |
Contact
Public Film Contact: |
Katelyn Rebelo
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Publicity Contact: |
Katelyn Rebelo
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