Sunka Raku: Alegría Evanescente

'Sunka Raku' is a documentary and biography directed by Hari Sama that tells the life of Roberto Behar, a multifaceted man who for 25 years has dedicated himself to learn all the details related to the ancient Japanese art of the tea ceremony. Through the meticulous construction of the Japanese tea houses in the Mexican Ajusco, the film is divided into four parts, represented by the four seasons, in which Roberto recalls episodes of his life as his childhood in a boarding school, the divorce of his parents, or his trip to Paris to learn music. It will be there that apart from working in an office, and even as a hawk trainer, Behar begins to take an interest in Japanese culture and, above all, the origins and meaning of the tea ceremony.