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This is a collaborative project between art director Ishioka Eiko (1938-2012), one of the key figures in building the Parco culture in Shibuya, and photographer Fujiwara Shinya, who became famous for his travelogue of India. The film records sessions with local indigenous people in the wilderness of India and Morocco, where they traveled to the desert and grasslands. The colors of the ethnic costumes are so vivid that it is easy to imagine how hot it must have been, and the clothes, expressions, and behavior of the people are all very stylish. The planning and budget are reminiscent of the publishing culture at the time when Parco was established, which shows the generosity of Masuda Tsuji(1926-2007).
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