Hideyuki Okamoto

Like a noise rock Brave New World with echoes of Alphaville, this gorgeous black and white vision of Japan after a nuclear disaster pits chaos against control and secret agents against an oppressive government agency.

Au cœur du Japon, Yusuke convie sa compagne Mizuki à un périple à travers les villages et les rizières. A la rencontre de ceux qu'il a croisés sur sa route depuis ces trois dernières années, depuis ce moment où il s'est noyé en mer, depuis ce jour où il est mort. Pourquoi être revenu ?

Une première œuvre de Ryusuke Hamaguchi, à l'origine de ses derniers chefs-d'œuvre "Passion" (2008), "Intimacys" de 255 minutes (2012) et "Happy Hour" de 317 minutes (2015). La vie inhabituelle et habituelle et les âmes toujours errantes de 5 jeunes hommes et femmes, capturées sur un film 8 mm.

A man and a woman share the same time and same space. One day in the morning, they go their separate ways. The woman meets her old friend, but she looks annoyed. The man also meets his old friend again, but his thoughts are somewhere else.

A la mort d’un jeune homme, son frère et quelques amis vont s’efforcer de terminer le film qu’il avait commencé. Premier film de Ryusuke Hamaguchi, tourné en 8mm alors qu’il étudiait le cinéma à l’université de Tokyo, ce film comporte deux versions. Celle-ci est la plus longue.

A chef's life is disrupted by a chime that brings with it an increasing sense of dread.

A chef's life is disrupted by a chime that brings with it an increasing sense of dread.

A chef's life is disrupted by a chime that brings with it an increasing sense of dread.

A chef's life is disrupted by a chime that brings with it an increasing sense of dread.

A chef's life is disrupted by a chime that brings with it an increasing sense of dread.

One of Japan's most inspirational documentaries of 2018 "Life Goes On..." True stories of ordinary people struggling to rebuild their lives after the Great East Japan earthquake and tsunami of 2011. Courage and compassion in the face of adversity. Six years after East Japan's Great Earthquake & Tsunami, director Mia Yoon reveals why she returned to the affected area. "The tragedy of Tohoku has been broadcasted to the world, but since then, rays of hope and happiness have begun to emerge, and these stories deserve to be told.” Actress Norika Fukiwara introduces to us the realities of life in this beautiful yet tragic landscape. We learn from farmers, children, house wives, a hotel manager, oridnary people struggling to re-build their lives. Against the trauma of lost love ones, devastated commuities and the threat of nuclear fallout, the resilience and benevolence of ordinary people is nothing short of insprational: a message for us all.

One of Japan's most inspirational documentaries of 2018 "Life Goes On..." True stories of ordinary people struggling to rebuild their lives after the Great East Japan earthquake and tsunami of 2011. Courage and compassion in the face of adversity. Six years after East Japan's Great Earthquake & Tsunami, director Mia Yoon reveals why she returned to the affected area. "The tragedy of Tohoku has been broadcasted to the world, but since then, rays of hope and happiness have begun to emerge, and these stories deserve to be told.” Actress Norika Fukiwara introduces to us the realities of life in this beautiful yet tragic landscape. We learn from farmers, children, house wives, a hotel manager, oridnary people struggling to re-build their lives. Against the trauma of lost love ones, devastated commuities and the threat of nuclear fallout, the resilience and benevolence of ordinary people is nothing short of insprational: a message for us all.

While the wedding day should be blissful for the bride, Eiko, there is a secret that she can’t tell her fiance...