Do you hear the wind in the pine trees? movie poster

Do you hear the wind in the pine trees? (2024)

“I had become good at saying goodbye to things, places and people. Until he disappeared. Suddenly saying goodbye felt like something entirely new.”

Released October 18, 2024Runtime 0h 39mDirector Axelle Lenaerts

A young Belgian woman returns to Japan to gain insight and find peace in her past relationship with her Japanese ex-lover. She travels around Japan, observing nature as the seasons change. She is guided by the richness of the Japanese vocabulary, which has many words to describe the transience of nature and emotions that have no equivalent in Dutch or English. If she can accept this transience, she will be able to understand what happened to their love.

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Cast of Do you hear the wind in the pine trees?

Issei Mori

Issei Mori

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Who stars in Do you hear the wind in the pine trees??

Do you hear the wind in the pine trees? stars Issei Mori, Megumi Nagoya, Kanji Akazawa, Axelle Lenaerts.

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Do you hear the wind in the pine trees? was directed by Axelle Lenaerts.

How long is Do you hear the wind in the pine trees??

Do you hear the wind in the pine trees? has a runtime of 0h 39m.

What is Do you hear the wind in the pine trees? about?

A young Belgian woman returns to Japan to gain insight and find peace in her past relationship with her Japanese ex-lover. She travels around Japan, observing nature as the seasons change. She is guided by the richness of the Japanese vocabulary, which has many words to describe the transience of nature and emotions that have no equivalent in Dutch or English. If she can accept this transience, she will be able to understand what happened to their love.