A man and a woman meet and fall in love in France. She is French and he is Japanese. The couple seperate quickly, and a decade later, she goes to Japan in search of a final image of the lost love. The film is the story of a spacetime, an intimate reunion and farewell. With a subtlety of sound and images, Spring yes yes yes is a testament to the creative power of cinema and life, which can be reborn, reincarnated and merged.





Audrey Ginestet holds a Master II of Research in Cinema Aesthetics and a Professional Master II in Sound Techniques from the School of Audiovisual Toulouse. She also holds a Master of Art Sociology from the University of Toulouse II - Le Mirail. In 2003, she was twice the winner of the Radio France prize "Hunters Sounds" and the following year she directed Dokonan, her first film documentary about a Japanese rock band on tour in the USA, which was released on DVD by the UL label. Since 2005, she has worked as both an operator and sound editor for various projects, documentaries, animated films, television series, radio, and live performance. She has just finished her second film: Spring Yes Yes Yes, and is currently preparing her next documentary web project AudioStories.





Photography director: Mêmeteau Saul

Sound Engineer: Ginestet Audrey
ِEditing: Denn Julien
Music: Kawabata Makoto aka Acid Mothers Temple​







Screenings & Awards:



• Documenta Madrid, Spain, 2012;
• Belo Horizonte international short film festival, Brazil, 2012;
• Moviate, USA, 2012;
• “Nuevos caminos” FIC Valdivia, Chili, 2012;
• Jihlava International Documentary Film Festival “Opus bonum”, Czech Republic, 2012;
• Kassel Documentary Film and Video Festival, Germany, 2012.