"Himizu" directed by Sonoko Wen, who is publishing at "Shibuya Cine Quinto", is a work that depicts "Japan after the Great East Japan Earthquake" such as to change the screenplay suddenly after the earthquake of March last year, develop location shooting at the disaster area We gathered reviews from domestic and overseas. 2011 is the year when the Great East Japan Great Earthquake began, a number of events occurred in history with a wide range of fields ranging from natural disasters, such as Thai floods, Arab anti-government demonstrations, Greek crises, to natural disasters. From the viewers of the world of entertainment arts and movies that reflect the society as quickly as possible, it can be said that it was a year when the world view and values that we have accumulated have been greatly shaken. And this year it was pointed out that the year of the destruction of humanity by Maya's prophecies, and there are many people who have vague uneasiness as to how the future world will become.
This time, I picked up the work whose "end feeling" was depicted from the movie released in Shibuya. Of course, it is "the end" that never experienced any one of us who is currently living. How do film directors capture and express the feeling? Why do not you leave yourself to the unknown senses the directors create in the world where the unprecedented situation spreads?
- title
- Is not there anything that is alive
- Screening location
- Euro Space
- Screening period
- 2012年2月18日〜
- Screen time
- More information about the screening schedule to theater
- directed by
- Yuta Ishii
- Starring out
- Shiota Shibuya, Takanashi Takashi, Shiraishi Hatsuki, Iida Asa and Takahashi Masaya, Tajima Yumika, Ikinaga Ami, Rei Saito Yuki, Hasebe Keisuke, Hiroaki Hasebe, Tatsuya Hakurei, Tatsuya Hanamazu, Akiki Hiden, Kan Tanaka, Shibukawa Kiyohiko, Tsuda Sho Shiro, Serizawa Kohito, Sugiura Chizuko, Murakami Jun
2011 / Japan / 113 minutes / Distribution = Phantom · Film / (C) DRAGON MOUNTAIN LLC.
In Eurospace from February 18, Ishii Yutaka 's 10 - year - long feature length new work "There is nothing alive" will start. Director Ishii, the flagship of Japanese New Wave who in the 1980's produced "the mad blooming Thunder Road" and "Reverse Injection Family" one by one with his own style. A new work challenging by renaming Ishii Shuichi from Ishii Yutsui is the original work by the same name play drama played by playwright, Shoji Maeda, presided over by Gotanda.
The story set on the canvas of the university is "people will die one after another" without reason. In the middle of the work Maeda's work peculiar "weakness system" conversation plays, the puncture response unique to Ishii responded. "Natural relationship of life and death" that everyone does not see in everyday life is blown out coolly under a unique world view.
- title
- melancholia
- Screening location
- TOHO Cinemas Shibuya
- Screening period
- 2012年2月17日〜
- Screen time
- More information about the screening schedule to theater
- directed by
- Lars von Trier
- Starring out
- Kirsten Dunst, Charlotte Gainsbourg, Alexander Scarsguard, Kiefer Sutherland
2011 / Denmark, Sweden, France, Germany, Italy Cooperation / 135 minutes / Distribution: Broadmedia Studio / (C) 2011 Zentropa Entertainments ApS 27
From TOHO Cinemas Shibuya, February 17, director Lars von Trier's latest work "Melancholia" will be released. Director Trier projected his own depression episode is a different color work that simultaneously depicts Justin 's melancholy mood, ahead of marriage, and until the giant planet touches the earth. Approaching the planet means "the end of the world", while Justin who feels "relief of the soul" in the beautiful figure of the approaching planet. With Wagner's "Tristan and Isolde" behind, the work drawn with overwhelming visual beauty, the abyss of loneliness and despair that stands next to the demise, overwhelms the dark part at the bottom of the viewer.
- title
- Nietzsche horse
- Screening location
- Theatre Image Forum
- Screening period
- 2012年2月11日〜
- Screen time
- 10:45/13:50/16:55/20:00
- directed by
- Tar · Bella
- Starring out
- Erica Balk, Janos Delli
Hungary = France = Switzerland = Germany / 2011/154 minutes / Distribution: Bitters End
From February 11th at the Theater-Image Forum, the problematic work "Nietzsche horse" released by Hungarian-oriented coach Tal Bella as the "final work" will be released. This work which was born with the anecdote of Nietzsche anecdote of a philosopher · Nietzsche, who caught a horse's neck crying while crying in Turin's plaza and is said to have gone mad as it is. From the doubt "What has become of that horse?" The stage of the work slides to the situation where the farmer and his daughter and horse live on the farm. The farmer and her daughter make a living earnestly by hard labor. Their only source of income is horses and wagons, the father works a wagon car, the daughter takes water with a well and performs housework. One day the horse will not eat bait while quietly repeating the poor and monotonous daily life, and one day the well dies. When monotonous relationship slowly collapses, there is a tranquil world that faces life and death.
