Kazuo Miyake

The master of poetic realism in Japanese cinema, Kazuo Miyake was born in 1952 in Tokyo, Japan. His active years as a director span from 1980, where he primarily worked in drama and romance genres, creating renowned films such as "Moonlit Winter" and "A Distant Cry From Spring", although he never seized prestigious awards at major film festivals. Miyake's characteristic authorial style is deeply rooted in the subtleties of human emotions and the intricate weave of relationships, often showcasing life's quiet moments amidst stirring landscapes. Kazuo Miyake, a profound observer of the human condition, crafts cinematic poetry that echoes long after the screen goes dark.