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Another World We Are Making Dare you Know the Holy Youngsters? Ryoko, 21 Years Old Watching From Behind One Step At a Time Extremely Ordinary Women Who Chose Divorce Part II: Sex One Year of IMF Korea - Unemployed Homeless People There Was a Community As a Scientist We Shall Always Remember Testimony-Recording: A Practical Guide for Video-Shooting by Video Juku Guide to the U.S. Base in Okinawa Wire-tapping in Japan ImperfecTV Memories of Kawamoto Teruo		There Was a Community (short version) 　 JAPAN / 1996 / Japanese / Color / Video / 30min Director: Endo Daisuke (VJ Union) In the late '90s, the West Exit of Tokyo's colossal Shinjuku Station became a gathering place for many homeless. This work is a record of the community of cardboard homes which has grown up there and its subsequent forcible removal. 　 beforenext COPYRIGHT:Yamagata International Documentary Film Festival Organizing Committee