Ryusuke Hamaguchi signe une fresque moderne de la société japonaise contemporaine à travers le quotidien de quatre femmes en quête de sens. Une ode à la sensibilité sublimée par la performance de son quatuor d’interprètes. La « première série cinéma » en cinq volets (en hommage aux cinq sens) à découvrir dans son intégralité. (La source: Arte) Modifier la traduction
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- Titre original: ハッピーアワー
- Aussi connu sous le nom de: Happi Awa
- Scénariste et Réalisateur: Hamaguchi Ryusuke
- Scénariste: Takahashi Tomoyuki
- Genres: Vie quotidienne, Politique
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![Tanaka Sachie in Senses Japanese Movie (2015)]( "Tanaka Sachie in Senses Japanese Movie (2015)")
Tanaka SachieAkariRôle principal -
![Kikuchi Hazuki in Senses Japanese Movie (2015)]( "Kikuchi Hazuki in Senses Japanese Movie (2015)")
Kikuchi Hazuki Rôle principal -
![Mihara Maiko in Senses Japanese Movie (2015)]( "Mihara Maiko in Senses Japanese Movie (2015)")
Mihara Maiko Rôle principal -
![Kawamura Rika in Senses Japanese Movie (2015)]( "Kawamura Rika in Senses Japanese Movie (2015)")
Kawamura RikaJunRôle principal
Critiques
The best 5 hours and fifteen minutes I could ever ask for
This movie is a lot of things.It is a harsh critique of the japanese male oriented society, that not even once addresses that society directly - yet you come away under the impression that even the most hateable character here is more of a victim than a culprit.
It is a passionate hymn to what true friendship among women may be.
It is a tense treatise on emotions and human behavior in which all that is said is equally important to what is otherwise understood, in a way only a japanese director could film, and - maybe - only japanese actors (actresses!!!) could convey, as it is substantial to that society and its' unique ways.
It is a masterpiece in cinematography and acting, in that single scenes lasting a half hour long and built only on dialogue and body language are sustained with such a strength and inner tension that never once you would think to skip a single beat.
I had this movie on my watchlist for a while - a bit put off by its length -and was planning initially to watch it in two/three sittings... but I couldn't take my eyes off the screen for the entire five hours and fifteen minutes.
I didn't even scratch the surface of it. I'm in awe. This is Art.
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