Nora. H. Oyamada

Heat, sultry summer, Japanese village. Asa is trying to adapt to life outside the city: to remoteness from civilization, the constant presence of the strange relatives of the spouse and the eternal chatting of cycades.

It would seem that the eyeballs do not promise anything original. But in the stories of Oyamad there is no place for banality. On the contrary, imagine a mixture of Lewis Carroll's prose, David Lynch and Anime Miyazaki films. Now forget it-you are waiting for a completely different one.

symbolic existential parable.

jorror. History with ghosts.

Manifesto, rethinking the traditional role of a woman in Japanese culture.