Children Drawing Rainbows

Year: 1980

Runtime: 86 mins

Language: Japanese

Documentary

Mariko Miyagi returns to her Nemunoki school to chronicle the daily lives of its disabled students, this time highlighting how creativity and drawing serve as powerful tools for self‑expression and empowerment, revealing the transformative impact of art on their confidence and community.

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