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Story
Following a visit to Kyoto, artist Eric Baudelaire explores themes of visibility and control through a documentary essay. The film centers on a woman working in an art bookstore who performs bokashi—the deliberate obscuring of images in books. Through her hands passes the entire collection, giving her the power to decide what remains visible and what stays hidden from viewers.
Why watch
- A distinctive 15-minute documentary essay that blends art and cinema
- Directed by visual artist Eric Baudelaire with a conceptual approach
- Examines ideas about censorship, curation, and what we choose to see
Good for: Viewers interested in experimental documentary and artistic exploration; not marketed as family viewing.
Frequently asked questions
Which OTT platform is [sic] streaming on?
[sic] is currently available in India on MUBI Amazon Channel.
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Is [sic] on Netflix?
No, [sic] is not on Netflix in India right now. You can watch it on MUBI Amazon Channel.
Is [sic] on Amazon Prime Video?
No, [sic] is not on Amazon Prime Video in India right now. You can watch it on MUBI Amazon Channel.
Is [sic] on JioHotstar?
No, [sic] is not on JioHotstar in India right now. You can watch it on MUBI Amazon Channel.
Who directed [sic]?
[sic] is directed by Eric Baudelaire. All movies directed by Eric Baudelaire →
How long is [sic]?
[sic] runs for 0h 15m (15 minutes).
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