Makiko (2027)

Makiko is a documentary film directed by Antoine Godet that explores the life and artistic legacy of Makiko Furuichi, a visual artist of Japanese origin who has resided in Nantes, France, since 2010. Born into an artistic family, Furuichi is the granddaughter of Minokichi Yasui, the first disciple of the renowned painter Ryusei Kishida. The film delves into how she carries forward this artistic heritage through her work on French soil, offering viewers an intimate look into her daily creative process.

The documentary immerses the audience in Furuichi's world, highlighting the connection between her ancestral roots and her contemporary practice. By featuring interviews and footage of her interactions with the art community, the film serves as both a biographical portrait and a cultural bridge, celebrating the influence of Japanese modernism within the European art scene.

• The film was released in France on December 31, 2025.
• It runs for approximately 80 minutes (1 hour and 20 minutes).
• Antoine Godet serves as both the director and writer of the documentary.
• The production features appearances by Makiko Furuichi, Ryusei Kishida, and Minokichi Yasui.
• The movie is presented in a widescreen aspect ratio of 2.35:1.