Benny Min
Why Watch? Because a hybrid of manga, live-action and WTF is exactly what you need to get you through the day. This outstanding short delivers a visual experience where people live inside the pages of a Japanese comic book that seems inspired by Noh Theater and little orange pills. A young girl named Junko lives with her shamisen-playing grandfather who is killed while she’s playing in the woods. Accompanied by her stop-motion fox friend, and inhabiting a stage world lorded over by a narrator and his band, Junko must find a new path at the edge of a knife. What Will It Cost? Just 10 minutes of your time. Does it get better any better than that? Check out Junko’s Shamisen for yourself:
published: 05.21.2013
published: 05.21.2013
published: 05.20.2013
published: 05.20.2013
published: 05.20.2013
published: 05.20.2013
published: 05.20.2013
published: 05.20.2013
published: 05.20.2013
published: 05.20.2013
published: 05.20.2013
published: 05.20.2013
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