Shinji Kuma
Shinji Kuma was born in Japan and graduated from the Department of Film and New Media (Osaka University of Arts). He started working as an assistant director. Kuma’s directorial debut was “Ichido wa shitai Aniki no yomesan”. He received attention at The Japan International Contents Festival with his work “Fa no Tofu”.
This year, VAFF 2023 FESTIVAL, screening programs in person and virtual will be organized into various series in order to better highlight the diverse content in our festival. These Series include Spotlight Series, Documentary Features Series, Narrative Features Series, Westcoast Shorts Series, Canadian Shorts Series, International Short Series, Animation Series, VAFF Industry Insight Series and Special Events.
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Vancouver Asian Film Festival 2023. All Rights Reserved.
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