By Jack DeWitt
Watch as a 13-year-old boy experiences a Buddhist ritual beneath a stunning Japanese waterfall in Kazuya Ashizawa’s short film, Waterfall. The video captures the family’s preparation, the scenic journey, and the powerful ceremony.
The cinematography skillfully immerses viewers into the experience, especially with underwater footage, evoking a sense of participation. The ritual’s significance is palpable as the family witnesses the boy’s completion, marked by applause and pride.
I rate this 4 fuera de 5. Sin embargo, a desire for a more extended duration and additional context about the ceremony leaves room for improvement.
Jack Dewitt graduated from Adrian College (Adrian, Michigan) with dual bachelor’s degrees in Communication Arts and Sciences and in Theater.
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