Lately, I had been watching a lot of Short feature movies. I find these movies engrossing and thought-provoking. No mega stars, CGI's or fancy props but it leaves an imprint on my mind that I can recall an entire movie even if I saw it months ago. Last night I saw the brilliant work of Masanori Babu, writer, producer and director of Chiyo. It's about the story of Chiyo (played by Miyu Tanaka) her quest to see her father (Hiromasa Takagi) , a soldier who went to war in 1944. A year later on the night of the Obon, a Buddhist tradition wherein the dead visit their relative, Chiyo searches for his father. During the course of her search she met various spirits but not her father. When she finally found him, he can not see her. He told her,the hell he saw in the arena of war blinded him. He was implying that there was a limit to man's ability to endure extreme cruelty and not seeing what you were seeing was the only way to survive (his spirit not his physical being in...