＜Courtesy visit to the Governor of Kagoshima Prefecture on Friday, October 3rd – Coverage information＞Import ant announcement for “Go,” a Kagoshima-based student-produced film that has been selected for numerous international fil m festivals

“Go,” a Kagoshima-based film that began as a student independent film and has been selected for numerous international film festivals: “Important Announcement” ​ Image
URL: Letheany & Co. LLC Press Release: September 29, 2025 “Go,” an Important Announcement: From Kagoshima, a Student-Produced Film That Has Been Selected for Numerous
International Film Festivals The governor paid a courtesy call and held a press conference to announce “Go” (director: Ijichi Takuro), a film shot entirely in Kagoshima and produced by LETHEANY (Letheany & Co. LLC; location: Aira City; representative: Ogawa Natsuka). Friday, October 3rd @ Kagoshima Prefectural Office Following the Tokyo preview in September and the Rotterdam screening at the 20th Camera Japan in the Netherlands, we will be making a courtesy visit to Kagoshima Prefecture Governor Shiota on Friday, October 3rd to report on the results and to make an important announcement. We understand that you are very busy, but we would appreciate your cooperation in covering the event. ■ Overview of the Visit to the Governor of Kagoshima Prefecture Date and Time: Friday, October 3, 2025, 10:35-10:50 Location: Governor’s Reception Room, Kagoshima Prefectural Office 【Visitors】 Natsuka Ogawa (Producer and Actress of “Go”) Takuro Ijichi (Director of “Go”) 【Contents】 (1) Greetings to the Governor (2) Film Comments and Conversations (3) Commemorative Photo Shoot ※The press conference will be held at Seichokai Hall in the afternoon of the same day from 1:30 PM
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;”> ■ About the work “Through film, I want to bring relief to the hearts of those who are suffering.” This work, which took approximately 10 years to produce from conception, is about a 17-year-old boy expressing his anger, sadness, and loneliness toward a chaotic society and pondering how to free himself from it. The 93-minute film, which minimizes dialogue and examines life through light and sound, is a work that explores the meaning of life.
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/143560/10/143560-10-729d4517c19a3778b12e4e8d7d98aac4-1920×1038.png (C)Go 2025 In February 2024, the film was selected by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, and the film is being used as teaching material in screening programs at junior and senior high schools across the country. ■ Work summary Title: “Go” Running Time: 93 minutes Director: Takuro Ijichi (from Kagoshima Prefecture) Filming Locations: Various locations in Kagoshima Prefecture Theme: Spiritual Liberation “Go” Official Film Website: https://www.goumovie.com/ Director’s comment Life is full of challenges, and sometimes it can feel overwhelming. At times like these, we humans need time to stop and reflect. “Hometown” aims to be a film that doesn’t rush or seek answers, but rather allows viewers to take home their own impressions and spend time with themselves. At first glance, there may be scenes where it’s hard to understand what’s going on. But if you listen carefully, you’ll hear the soothing sounds of birdsong and the wind coming from the cinema—a 93-minute film that will make you feel like you’re in nature. Official information X：@gou_movie／ Instagram：@gou.movie (C)Gou 2025
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