🎬 Movie

Ryuichi Sakamoto opens the door to his studio. The camera captures not concert performances, but quiet moments: fingers testing a chord on a detuned piano, a gaze fixed on the forest outside his New York apartment window. This is a chronicle of the composer's final years, filmed by himself on an iPhone. We see him working on the score for "The Leftovers," recording the album "12," battling illness. The film is not a biography but a stream of consciousness: reflections on the nature of sound, time, and the beauty of decay. There is no voiceover or interviews—only raw, intimate footage that paints a portrait of an artist in dialogue with silence and finitude.