
Akio
Overview
Inspired by the Japanese phenomenon of the so-called Hikokomori, (literally: pulling inward), whereby young people choose to flee from the pressure of a society brought into line into the total isolation of their own room. They have lost the ability to distinguish public face and true self. In this way Akio (Japanese: Light) withdraws albeit with a specific goal. He wants to free himself from the pressures of the globalized society, from his own fears, and ultimately from the limitations of his own body as well as concepts like space and time.
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Crew
- Director
- Joanna Ashton-Jones
- Writer
- Silke Eggert
- Production
- Deutsche Film- und Fernsehakademie Berlin (DFFB)
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Who directed Akio?
Akio was directed by Joanna Ashton-Jones.
When was Akio released?
Akio was released in 2013.
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