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Mujo No Kaze is an award-winning short film that my friend Paul (from the Japan Christians in the Arts Network) was involved in the production of. What's it about? The official site describes it like this:After a Japanese exchange student is murdered while studying in the US, his best friend in Tokyo is thrown into a world of depression in which a series of hallucinations lead him to a divine encounter in the countryside. Mujo No Kaze is a short film about finding hope in the midst of depression, suicide, and the futility of life.I found the film to be really well-produced, culturally relevant, and redemptive but not preachy. I'm looking forward to seeing what Studio Re comes up with in the future, and I'm excited to see them stepping out in faith with this ministry. If you're interested, you can view the entire film HERE. It's pretty short, just over ten minutes, so it's definitely worth your time.