'Johatsu - Into Thin Air': first trailer for film about Japan's disappearing people (exclusive)

Screen can reveal the exclusive first trailer for Johatsu - Into Thin Air, Andreas Hartmann and Arata Mori’s documentary about Japan’s disappearing people.
The film will have its world premiere in the international competition at Thessaloniki International Documentary Festival, which runs from March 7-17.
It will then head to Denmark’s ‪@cphdox4091‬ for its international premiere on March 14.
Directed by Hartmann and Mori and produced by Hartmann for Ossa Film, Johatsu depicts a few of the thousands who disappear every year in Japan. Known as the Johatsu - ‘evaporated’ - they abandon their lives to start anew, sometimes with professional assistance and leaving others behind.
CAT&Docs launched world sales on the film at the European Film Market earlier this month.

[@paulanderson24]

Seems impossible to find this. It’s listed on MUBI but is currently unavailable. Hopefully it’s a matter of time before it’s released

[@umarhayatkhansaab4516]

Every year thousands of people vanish and disappear from society without a trace and evidence due to stress,job unemployment, unsuccessful marriage and settled in others countries by night moving out companies

[@arigatiu]

Where can i watch this film?

[@uuinb]

🏴‍☠🏴‍☠🏴‍☠🏴‍☠🏴‍☠

[@bernardzitzer8593]

It will be released in November 2024

[@_Visual]

Where can we watch this?

[@princecamm]

how do you watch it

[@kanatapaw]

Where can we watch it?

[@jemoli87]

Where can they watch it?

[@ARAVINDVALLIAPPANSUBRAMANI-f9s]

which language is it in?

[@mrtarzan7078]

look I don’t think anyone would dub these movies.

[@MadhevrajSriram]

Seems Japan society isn't inclusive of people with failures, tragic!