North American Premiere 2017| 73 min | with English Subtitles Presented by NHK WORLD-Japan Free Admission LIFE Magazine calls Japan's Edo era master painter Katsushika Hokusai one of 100 people who left the most important achievements of the past millennium. Assisting him behind the scenes however was a woman: his daughter, O-Ei. Since her childhood, O-Ei was captivated by painting. When she returneds to the family home after her divorce, she began assisting her father. O-Ei was by his side as he completed his iconic "Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji" series. When Hokusai grew too old to wield his brush freely, O-Ei became his "brush" and painted on his behalf. It was's during this time that she began to cultivate a strong fascination with colors as she finally developed her own painting style. ©NHK ------------------------------------------- ALL SALES ARE FINAL. No refunds or exchange under any circumstances. Lost or stolen tickets or passes will not be replaced. Pick up your tickets at Will Call at the entrance of NEW PEOPLE during the festival week. Bring your confirmation e-ticket with barcode and a valid photo I.D. Japan Film Festival of San Francisco 2018 Hours of Box Office: Weekdays 9/28, 10/1-5 (6:00pm-8:00pm) Weekends 9/29-30 and 10/6-7 (11:00am-8:00pm)