Goshogaoka

Year: 1998

Runtime: 63 mins

Language: Japanese

Director: Sharon Lockhart

Documentary

The film follows a junior‑high girls’ basketball team near Tokyo, captured with a single stationary camera. Structured into six ten‑minute parts, it alternates between plain footage of regular drills and deliberately staged, choreographed sequences, offering a calm, non‑narrative portrait of their daily routine.

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