Delta: Ogawa Kunio Omnibus (2010)

Now that literary works are being made into movies one after another, the works of Kunio Ogawa, a writer who represents the "introverted generation" in modern literature, are made into an omnibus film. The stories drawn there are based on motifs of the Bible, which is his faith, fiction of the Oi River basin, and personal novels, with the background of the war and postwar era to the present age. Three filmmakers who resonate with the world of that work approach Ogawa's literary works with the approach of "short films" and breathe new life into the omnibus film "Delta." The title "Delta" refers to three types of images cut by three filmmakers as well a delta formed at the mouth of a river where three small tributaries converge and lead to the ocean, such as that at the mouth of the Oi River in Shizuoka, which has been the setting for many of Kunio's novels. "As Temptation" Depicts Iwahara, a writer confronted with writer's block, tackles concepts of the struggles of creation and life and the signs of resurrection. "Other World" When an old man disappeared, his nephew and his cousin, as well as a novelist who was an acquaintance, went out in search. Where did the old man go? And why is his nephew so desperate to find him? What the novelist sees is the intersection of history and time. "Hassish Gang" Chronicles the daily life of "I", who listens to hallucinations and chases after the voice of a woman who has disappeared. (Source: Japanese = delta-movie.com || Translation = MyDramaList) Edit Translation

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