
The film by Shingo Ota explores the closure of the Numakage public pool, a space that for more than fifty years served as a meeting point for families, the elderly, and gay cruising communities in Tokyo. Through this documentary, the collective grief over its demolition is explored using the five stages of Kübler-Ross to question how we face the loss of significant places.
The documentary, 80 minutes long and in its original version with Spanish subtitles (VOSE), will be available for viewing online. You will be able to access it for a period of 10 days on the dates indicated for each month.
To enjoy the screening, follow these steps:
- Access the request form through the official link.
- Follow the detailed instructions on the page to complete your registration.
- Keep in mind that the access code is personal and non-transferable, so each interested person must fill out their own form. 🎞️