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My Small Land (マイスモールランド) is a 2022 Japanese drama film directed by Emma Kawawada. [1] Plot [ edit] Sarya is a Kurdish refugee, living in Saitama prefucture in Japan, with her younger brother and sister, and her father.
May 6, 2022 · My Small Land: Directed by Emma Kawawada. With Lina Arashi, Takashi Fujii, Sei Hiraizumi, Chizuru Ikewaki. A Kurdish family is trying to navigate their lives in Japan while facing the difficulties of getting their visa approved and seeking refuge in a foreign country.
現役高校生である彼女が、主人公サーリャが抱く複雑な感情を、デビュー作とは思えない堂々とした演技で、みずみずしく体現。. そして、サーリャが心を開く少年・聡太役を『MOTHER マザー』 (20)で多くの新人俳優賞を受賞した奥平大兼が演じ、次世代を ...
“My Small Land” marks as her debut feature and performance as a leading role. She has diverse backgrounds: her mother with Japanese and German origins, and her father with mixed heritage of Iran, Iraq and Russia, and Japanese citizenship.
In Saitama, Japan, a Kurdish teenager’s familiar life is thrown into jeopardy when her family loses their bid to attain refugee status. Watch trailers & learn more.
A Kurdish teenager (Lina Arashi, second from left) who has lived most of her life in Japan is abruptly faced with weighty responsibilities after her family’s refugee status is put in jeopardy in...
With My Small Land, a coming-of-age story exploring the tragic realities of Kurdish refugees, director Emma Kawawada delivers a touching first film about the...
Find showtimes and book tickets for My Small Land at a cinema near you. Movie synopsis: 16-year-old Sarya and her family are Kurdish refugees in Japan. At first, Sarya`s life is going well as she gets along with friends and a romance lies on the horizon.
My Small Land (2022) Drama. Official Trailer. For Sarya (17), a Kurdish refugee girl in Japan, life seems to be looking up. However, when she learns that her family's refugee status is turned down, restricting her family of work and traveling across the city.
Jan 20, 2022 · My Small Land takes place in modern day Japan, and tells the story of Sarya, the young daughter of a refugee family, as she grows up and struggles to find her own identity. Sarya and her Kurdish family fled Turkey and came to Japan when she was a young child.
