Hayakawa Chie, the winner of the seventh Oshima Prize
The seventh Oshima Prize 2026 goes to Hayakawa Chie, director of "Renoir".
HAYAKAWA Chie
■Director's bio
Born in Tokyo, she studied photography in New York. Her short film "Niagara"(2014) won the PFF Grand Prize and was selected for the Cinéfondation at the Cannes Film Festival in 2015. Her debut feature "Plan 75"(2022), expanding on her segment from (2018), executive-produced by KORE-EDA Hirokazu, received a Caméra d’Or Special Mention at the Cannes Film Festival. Her second feature film, "Renoir", premiered in main competition at the Cannes Film Festival in 2025.
Filmography
2014 Niagara short film
2018 Ten Years Japan short film
2022 Plan 75
2025 Renoir
■Juries
President of Jury: Kurosawa Kiyoshi
Jury: Araki Keiko
■The seventh Oshima Prize Commemorative Screening
Date and Time: 2 pm～ Sunday 22 March, 2026
Venue: Marunouchi Hall, Tokyo
Program:
2:00 pm～ I Screening The winner's film Renoir by Hayakawa Chie (2025)
4:30 pm～ II Talk session Speakers: Hayakawa Chie, Kurosawa Kiyoshi and Kawai Yuumi.
5:25 pm～ III Screening Oshima Nagisa's film Ceremony by Oshima Naigsa (1971)
The winner's film
"Renoir"
2025/color/122 minutes
Director & Writer: Hayakawa Chie
Cast: SUZUKI Yui, ISHIDA Hikari, KAWAI Yuumi, NAKAJIMA Ayumu, BANDO Ryota / Lily FRANKY
Happinet Phantom Studios Presents
A Loaded Films Production
Production Company Kirishima 1945
© 2025 "RENOIR" Production Committee / International Partners
Synopsis:
Suburban Tokyo, 1987. 11-year-old Fuki’s father, Keiji, is battling a terminal illness, and in and out of hospital. Her mother, Utako, is constantly stressed out from caring for Keiji while holding down a fulltime job. Left alone with her rich imagination, Fuki becomes fascinated by telepathy and falls ever deeper into her own fantasy world…
Oshima Nagisa's film
Ceremony
1971/color/123 minutes
Director: Oshima Nagisa
Cast: Kawarazaki Kenzo, Kaku Atsuko, Nakamura Atsuo, Otowa Nobuko, Koyama Akiko, Sato Kei
© Oshima Production
Synopsis:
Receiving a bizarre telegram announcing the death of his relative Terumichi, Masuo heads for a southern island. Along the way, memories of the Sakurada clan, ruled by his great-grandfather, resurface. The film was selected as the best film at the Best Ten Kinema Junpo 1971. Through the repetition of ceremonial rites, the film sharply exposes the “family system” binding postwar Japan.
■Ticket information
P Code: 555-046
Price: 2,000 yen
*Admission for those born in 2000 or later is ¥1,000.
*No tickets will be sold on the day of the event.
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