Also released in August 1998, it continued the exploration of the subject's persona through elaborate sets and high-quality film photography.
This has led to the painting being called "The Unphotographable Portrait." In the age of digital reproduction, resists replication. You must stand in front of it to see it—a final, poignant tribute to Jennie herself, who could only be seen by the protagonist of the 1948 film. Portraits Of Jennie By Yasushi Rikitake.37
