Okuyama Hiroshi’s ‘My Sunshine’ Looks at Adolescence, Ice Skating and Repression in Japan ...Middle East

A 22-year-old prodigy when he won the New Directors Award at San Sebastian in 2018 for his student film “Jesus,” Okuyama Hiroshi took something of a roundabout route to his second feature, “My Sunshine,” which screened in Cannes’ Un Certain Regard lineup. Okuyama’s coming-of-age drama about two tween ice skaters — a boy and girl […]

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