Japanese film gets standing ovation at Venice film festival

Japanese film gets standing ovation at Venice film festival

(From L) Japanese director Kyoshi Sugita (L) receives a standing ovation for his film "Following the Sound," starring actress An Ogawa (C), at the Venice International Film Festival after its screening for the Giornate degli Autori, an independent film festival section held in parallel with the festival.

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