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2023 • Movie • Animation • Directed by Julia Morizawa

Dragonfly

Synopsis

A young girl learns of her mother’s survival of the Tokyo Firebombing on March 9-10, 1945 through her brother’s eyes.

Details

GenresAnimation, Drama, Informational & Educational, War
Release Date2023-05-07
Runtime13 min
Main Audio LanguageEnglish (United States)
CountriesUS
Production CompanyInfinite Pictures
IMDb
7.1(14 votes)
TMDbTMDb Page
Keywords
Based on True Stories, Tragedy, Period Piece, Mother, Women Filmmakers, Dreamy, Grief, 1940s, History, WWII
Ratings
US-TV: TV-PG
Advisory
Violence
Festivals
  • Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival
  • Dances With Films
  • LA Femme International Film Festival
  • HollyShorts
  • DC Independent Film Festival
  • McMinnville Short Film Festival
  • Omaha Film Festival
  • UPTILT Film Fest
  • Sarasota Film Festival
  • Columbus International Film & Animation Festival
  • Diversity in Cannes Short Film Showcase
  • Lighthouse International Film Festival
  • Bentonville Film Festival
  • Portland Festival Of Cinema, Animation, and Technology
  • Sidewalk Film Festival
  • DC Shorts
  • SoHo International Film Festival
  • Reel Sisters of the Diaspora Film Festival
  • Newport Beach Film Festival
  • Aesthetica Short Film Festival
  • Vancouver Asian Film Festival
Awards
  • Maryland International Film Festival
  • Phoenix Film Festival
  • DisOrient Asian American Film Festival
  • Arizona International Film Festival
  • Japan Film Festival Los Angeles
  • Hillsboro Film Festival

Cast

Miya Kodamaas Sumiko
Julia Morizawaas Yoshiko
Erika Ishiias Miyoko
Thomas Isao Morinakaas Susumu

Crew

Julia Morizawadirector, producer, writer
Aiko Fukushimacomposer

Links

Dragonfly – An animated short film about the Tokyo Firebombing of March 9-10, 1945
dragonflyshortfilm.com

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