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Sybilla Patrizia is an Austrian documentary photographer and filmmaker based in Tokyo. In her work, she has covered social, cultural and political topics such as the struggles of the Tibetan Diaspora in Northern India, Hong Kong’s Umbrella Revolution, the stigmatization of menstruation in Japanese society and the LGBTQ+ community in Tokyo.
Her projects have been published by the BBC, Financial Times, VICE , AnOther Magazine and Süddeutsche Zeitung Magazin amongst others, and have been featured and exhibited in Germany, Austria, the USA, Japan and the UK.
My Creations
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A Bloody Taboo
31 January 2022
A Bloody Taboo
生理というタブーDirector, Cinematography, Editor: Sybilla Patrizia
Documentary Short Film, 14min, 2021
Original Language: Japanese
Subtitles: English, JapaneseOn average, women menstruate for about 2,535 days in their lifetime - that’s almost 7 years in total. Yet, periods remain a tabooed topic in most societies around the world... continue reading (0, 1 image)
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PLASTIC LOVE!
31 January 2022
PLASTIC LOVE
Unwrapping Japan’s toxic affair with plasticplasticlovefilm.com
Director, Cinematography, Editor: Sybilla Patrizia
Producer: Clementine NuttallDocumentary Film
Expected length: 90min
Original Language: Japanese
Subtitles: Japanese, EnglishPLASTIC LOVE! unravels the complex system of production, consumption, and waste management that surround Japan’s intrinsic love for plastic. Listening to Japan’s... continue reading (0, 1 image)
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