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Re: maternal body in film and video
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One possibility would be Kawase Naomi's Tarachime, which is about  
Kawase's own birthing experience, and her relationship with the great- 
aunt who raised her.

http://www.kawasenaomi.com/en/works/documentary_film/tarachime_1/


Aaron Gerow
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Film Studies Program/East Asian Languages and Literatures
Yale University
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