Kurosawa translates his expertise in horror to the family drama, revealing that there truly isn't anything scarier than success being defined by domestic rituals we can no longer afford to maintain financially or emotionally.
Regie Kiyoshi Kurosawa
トウキョウソナタ
Ein von der Kritik gefeiertes, realistisches Drama.
Eine normale japanische Familie zerbricht langsam, nachdem ihr Patriarch seinen Job in einer wichtigen Firma verliert.
Tokyo Sonata läuft in 1 Kino in London - nächste Vorstellung Samstag, 17. Oktober um 18:00 im Rio Cinema.
Nächste Vorstellungen: Samstag, 17. Oktober.
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Kurosawa translates his expertise in horror to the family drama, revealing that there truly isn't anything scarier than success being defined by domestic rituals we can no longer afford to maintain financially or emotionally.
It's impossible for me to write about this film without seeing it again, because it's effect on me was intensely therapeutic. There are endings in movies like Yi Yi, How Green Was My Valley, Modern Times, Changeling, which reduce me to a blubbering mess of tears. This one joins the group. But there's something different: there is (for me) a profound sadness attached to all of these endings. Here, it's a profound joy, happiness, hope. It's almost incongruous to think of or even get there in a movie that gets as dark as this one does at times, incongruous in a world so corrupt, disjointed, monstrous. Yet there is still the pure beauty of a child who succeeds.
"How wonderful it would be if my whole life so far turns out to have been a dream, and suddenly i wake up and i'm someone else entirely." Kiyoshi Kurosawa is so real for this. I totally get it.
Der Film begleitet eine japanische Familie, deren Leben langsam aus den Fugen gerät, nachdem der Vater seinen Arbeitsplatz durch Outsourcing verliert.
Regie führte der japanische Filmemacher Kiyoshi Kurosawa im Jahr 2008.
Ja, der Film läuft auf Japanisch mit Untertiteln.
Ja, er gewann bei den 3. Asian Film Awards die Preise für den besten Film und das beste Drehbuch.
