This was such a good movie, and more people should see it. I can never truly understand what it is like to grow up as a member of an indigenous group who are treated as curiosities and tourist attractions by the ethnic majority, but I feel like I came as close to understanding as possible thanks to this beautiful film. Without spoiling anything, I think it is really significant that this was portrayed as a story internal to the community, something that was not the business of curious outsiders to know or understand. And that makes this movie, voluntarily given to people outside the Ainu community, a kind of gift.
@@KawaiiKT I'm 6 months late to this response, but I got the DVD from Amazon myself. I'm not sure if it's listed on Amazon outside of Japan, but that would be the first place I check! I don't use any streaming services other than RUclips, so I'm afraid I don't know other good ways to find it You might be able to order from Amazon Japan and have it shipped overseas as a last resort.
Loved it!! I recently got interested in Ainu culture and it’s just so beautiful. Knowing their culture and seeing this movie to see what’s happening in this world was very interesting. I hope Japanese will learn more and stop hating or saying the Ainu are fake, it breaks my heart. They’re like the realest human beings, living and appreciating nature. They are beautiful ppl, beautiful isn’t even enough i can’t describe how much respect I have
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This was such a good movie, and more people should see it.
I can never truly understand what it is like to grow up as a member of an indigenous group who are treated as curiosities and tourist attractions by the ethnic majority, but I feel like I came as close to understanding as possible thanks to this beautiful film.
Without spoiling anything, I think it is really significant that this was portrayed as a story internal to the community, something that was not the business of curious outsiders to know or understand. And that makes this movie, voluntarily given to people outside the Ainu community, a kind of gift.
What's the best way to access the movie?
@@KawaiiKT I'm 6 months late to this response, but I got the DVD from Amazon myself. I'm not sure if it's listed on Amazon outside of Japan, but that would be the first place I check!
I don't use any streaming services other than RUclips, so I'm afraid I don't know other good ways to find it
You might be able to order from Amazon Japan and have it shipped overseas as a last resort.
Loved it!! I recently got interested in Ainu culture and it’s just so beautiful. Knowing their culture and seeing this movie to see what’s happening in this world was very interesting. I hope Japanese will learn more and stop hating or saying the Ainu are fake, it breaks my heart. They’re like the realest human beings, living and appreciating nature. They are beautiful ppl, beautiful isn’t even enough i can’t describe how much respect I have
I have visited this place several times when living in Hokkaido and am very excited to watch this film!
Came here because Netflix decided not to feature a trailer. Thanks!
same here!
Same lol
I liked the Ainu and other aboriginal themes and cultures. I also learned that Horohoro from Shaman King is an Ainu.
my beautiful people!!
My beautiful people too, :) my ancestor is a 100% Ainu, I'm 4th generation from him, I live in Indonesia
this movie should get higher rating in IMDb!
So excited for this film!
Where can I watch this
Seems like an interesting movie.
Ainu people are Adivasis of Japan
Anybody seen this?? whats your review?
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