Shibuhigashi ShinetawaIn in public"My Blueberry Nights"Is a road movie that Elizabeth (Norah Jones) travels from New York to Las Vegas with a heartbreak. In the movie, various encounters unique to travel alone are interspersed. And Elizabeth begins to realize that there was "important existence" in the everyday life of a city not familiar to the place but a familiar place.
on the other handEbisu Garden CinemaIn,"Darjeeling Express"It is open to the public. This is a movie that the three brothers who had broken for a year since the death of my father met again and go to India trip together. A state in which brothers who were uneven in their environment and feelings gradually regain their original bonds through train trips in foreign countries is drawn in a prank fun.
The journey has a role to notice the glow that is buried in the daily hustle and bustle. You can enjoy magnificent scenery peeking out from the train window, if it's a road movie. It is recommended for those who are busy and can not afford to travel. Would not it be ok to taste a fleeting vacation and to extend to Shibuya on holidays?
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What is broken hearted Elizabeth asking for and traveling? Elizabeth, who has been broken hearted by her lover's mind, will come in and out of the cafe across from his house. Elizabeth tries to comfort himself by talking to Jeremy, the owner who leaves the blueberry pie every evening. One day, it seemed like the distance between two people seemed to shrink, Elizabeth suddenly departed from New York. And six months later, one postcard arrives under Jeremy. "Your blueberry pie is tasty in the world." |
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The latest long-awaited director directed by Wes Anderson of "The Royal Tenenbaums" "Life Aquatic". Three brothers who can not be adults travel on India by riding the "Darjeeling express", hope and revival road movie. It is a serious theme of "What is a family?", But why not express it seriously is the reason why Wes Anderson is a strange character. Screenplay co-authored with Roman Coppola, Jason Schwarzmann is based on a strange experience that three of them actually traveled to India. Wes Anderson says, "Everything in everyday life is quite different from the world we live in! It's reflected in the script." |
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From "Darjeeling Express"
