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In this concluding book each film gets introduced with snippets of sketches, design process, reference images, unused writings and quotes before showing parts of the actual films through subtitled stills. All carefully selected and designed by Marius Schwarz.
NOBU BABA HENK book
• NOBU on Nobuaki Konno, Lisa’s father who came to the Netherlands from Japan, highlights the humor found in cultural differences and misunderstandings.
• BABA on Ceylan Utlu, a Turk who raised his daughters in the Netherlands, grasps the melancholy of a life that turned out different than indented.
• HENK on Henk Shakison, the Surinamese concierge of the Rietveld Art Academy, shows the beauty of being free of the need for recognition.
The father trilogy developed from our conversations about engagement in art. Coming from fashion and theatre, we found common ground in our love for stories, told
in a lighthearted tone, yet doing justice to their complex and socially involved subjects. We wanted to combine beauty with humor
and engagement with poetry. The reality of being born in one culture and to continue it
in another still is endlessly fascinating and intriguing to us. NOBU, BABA and HENK let
us into their homes and hearts. They taught
us about human resilience, the beauty and challenges of navigating two worlds and about the question of what culture actually is.
