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It`s a Flickering Life

Kinema no Kamisama
Direction
Yôji Yamada
Screenplay
Yûzô Asahara, Maha Harada, Yôji Yamada
Cinematography
Fumiaki Chikamori
Editing
Kazuhide Ishidaka
Music
Taro Iwashiro
Cast
Kenji Sawada, Masaki Suda, Mei Nagano, Nobuko Miyamoto, Keiko Kitagawa
Producer
Shunsuke Fusa, Masato Abe
Distribution
Sato Company
Ratings
14
Edition(s)
46ª

It`s a Flickering Life

Kinema no Kamisama
  • Fiction
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  • 125 min.
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  • Cor
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  • 2021
Japan

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Goh is a passionate gambler but a deadbeat dad, and his wife Yoshiko and family have given up on him. Nevertheless, there’s one thing that Go has always been wholeheartedly devoted to: movies. He and Terashin, the owner of a repertory cinema he frequents, are old friends from their days working at a film studio. In their youth, Goh and his colleagues spent every waking moment chasing their dreams, surrounded by great directors and famous stars who represented Japan’s golden age of motion pictures. However, when Go and Terashin both fell in love with a young woman, the wheels of fate started to wobble.


 

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Yôji Yamada
Yôji Yamada

Born in Osaka, Japan in 1931. He studied law in Tokyo before joining Shochiku. He is famous for working on all 48 films of the Tora-San series, one of the longest-running movie series in cinematographic history. His film Twilight Samurai (2002), nominated for the best foreign film Oscar, was followed by two other samurai films: The Hidden Blade (2004) and Love and Honor (2006). Mostra presented his films About her Brother (2010), Kyoto Story (2010) and Tokyo Family (2013), a reinterpretation of Yasujiro Ozu’s cult movie Tokyo Story (1953), as well as The Little House (2014).

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