Here is what the page “Yellow Chrysanthemum: Japanese-Brazilian Grief Drama Set During 2014 World Cup Joins Tokyo” contains. A Japanese-Brazilian teenager grappling with an unspoken family loss takes center stage in “Yellow Chrysanthemum,” the debut feature from director André Hayato Saito. The project is among those selected for this year’s Tokyo Gap-Financing Market, a key industry event that connects filmmakers with po The project is among those selected for this year’s Tokyo Gap-Financing Market, a key industry event that connects filmmakers with potential financiers and partners.
Set in São Paulo in July 2014, the film unfolds against the backdrop of Brazil hosting the FIFA World Cup, a period of national euphoria that contrasts sharply with the protagonist’s private turmoil. Saito, himself Japanese-Brazilian, brings a deeply personal perspective to a story that explores cultural identity, silence, and mourning within a family caught between two worlds. This listing links straight to the original page, where the content is available in full.