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In the early 1990s, Japanese films were almost always criticized by critics.
In 1997, its fortunes took a dramatic turn for the world, with Masahira Imamura's "Eels," Naomi Kawase's "Suzaku no Moe" and Takeshi Kitano's "Hanabi" winning the International Film Festival Award. Miyazaki's "Princess Mononoke" became japan's highest-grossing film ever, and Do We Want to Dance? it became the highest-grossing Asian film ever released in the United States.
Today, the time seems ripe for outstanding films to re-emerge as a force to be re-established. Japanese filmmakers' analysis of human society and human emotions can be said to be at the forefront of Asian filmmakers, In addition to japanese filmmakers are good at shooting dark and dark film and television works that expose the ugly side of human nature and society, many of the warm-hearted movies or TV series produced in Japan are also touching and have a good healing effect.
This may also be an important reason why many people love Japanese movies.
Today, Xiaowei recommends 10 good movies with high ratings but biased towards the niche, and I hope that you can pick one with your beloved this weekend.
1. "Ten Agreements between Dogs and Me" (2008), Douban score 8.0.
This classic warm film "Ten Engagements between The Dog and Me" tells the innocent feelings between people and dogs, "Your world will have jobs and friends, but its world is only you." The family adopted a cute golden retriever and named it "Sox", and after the death of the hostess, "Sox" and the father and daughter snuggled up to each other, warmed each other, and also brought psychological healing to the surrounding people.
The film is touching and humorous, telling the story of the intimate feelings between people and dogs and the important position in the hearts of their owners.
I should not be a person who is particularly prone to watching movies and crying, but "10 Agreements between Dogs and Me" made me cry, and I cried very unhappily, and I sighed for a long time. I solemnly recommend this film, although I don't know if it can move you as much as it touches me.
2, "The night sky always has the largest density of blue" Douban score: 7.3
"Rent 65,000, Syria, terrorism, gas fees, telephone bills, earthquakes ... Want to see you. "Life is so trivial, full of frustration and meaninglessness, but I would love to see you.
This is the director of "The Chronicle of the Boat" Ishii Yu also four years later, once again won the first place in the annual top ten of Japan's "Film Shunbun".
Another thing that is very special about this film is that it is adapted from the poetry collection of Japan's best-selling poet Mochiyuki, and the film adapted from the poetry collection is rare, but it also won the Shunbun Award for Best Screenplay.
In this Tokyo love story, two urban fringe people meet each other, and the night in Tokyo is not absolutely dark, will tomorrow be better? Shizukawa Ishibashi, the second generation of the star who just debuted, performed quite well in this film, winning the Best Female Newcomer Award in the Shunbun.
3, "Ah, wilderness (front and back)" Douban score: 8.1
I want to be glad that Sugata Shosuki did not appear in my real life, otherwise I might have a crush on me; I also want to be glad that there is a Sugata Shosugi in this world, which makes me feel the beauty of the world.
A five-hour film based on Shuji Terayama's original book of the same name, is large in scale, with multiple nude scenes and bed scenes. But the film is actually a story about loneliness, set in the near future of 2021-2022, showing the decadent and nihilistic mental state of Japanese youth after the 311 earthquake.
The two male protagonists of the film have very different personalities, one is the seemingly non-committal stuttering barber Kenji, in the words of boxing coach Horiguchi: women, money, and social status are not related to him. One is a new time to live forever in anger and resentment, his eyes always raised and bloodshot. The two chose to be boxers for different reasons.
The two male protagonists performed well, and soda in "Ah, Wilderness" contributed the largest performance since the film. His superb acting skills also helped him win the best actor in the Shunbao, Baozhiying Picture Award, Nikkan Sports Picture Award and TAMA Film Award.
4. "Like Father Like Son" (2013), Douban score 8.7
The film tells the story of a comfortable middle-class family in Japan who suddenly learn that their 6-year-old child was mistakenly held in the hospital when he was born and fell into family ethics. The film always exudes a sweet smell, even if the sadness is light, making the audience smile and cry, coupled with a very cute little actor, the whole movie is full of warm love.
This film makes people see many of the most shining things in Japanese family movies. Its expression is delicate and delicate, the feelings are restrained and euphemistic; people feel the warmth that can only be emitted in the family as a collective; even if the family experiences waves, it is also presented very gently by the film.
"Reorganizing the family" can not avoid the blood problem, this film in the handling of complex emotional problems, restraint and gentle details of the treatment, the tenderness and warmth in it.
5. "Walking Invaders" Douban score: 6.8
Narumi Kase (Masami Nagasawa), who works at a design company, has long since broken down with her husband Shinji (Ryuhei Matsuda), but when her husband goes missing and returns, she finds that the other party seems to have lost his memory and is ignorant of everything around him. At the same time, there is a bloody murder in the family of a person surnamed Tachibana in the city, and the whereabouts of Tachibana Akira (Yuri Hiramatsu), a student sister who is an important suspect, are unknown. Weekly reporter Sakurai (Hiroshi Hasegawa) is ordered to go to the scene of the crime, but encounters a young man with strange behavior, Amano (Masaru Takasugi). Amano claims to be from an alien planet, and he and his kind, including Tachibana, are planning an invasion of Earth. A half-convinced Sakurai follows him on a journey to find Tachibana, while Narumi on the other side questions her husband's true identity...
The film is based on a 2007 novel by Chidai Maekawa, the head of the drama, Chidai Maekawa, who premiered in 2005.
The film is about aliens invading The Earth, occupying people's bodies, taking a walk, making contact with different people, stealing the concepts in their brains to learn to achieve the final invasion. The surrealist shell wraps around the topics of realism's human nature discussion, a curious and eccentric style.
Directed by Japanese director Kiyoshi Kurosawa, the film was shortlisted for a kind of attention section at this year's Cannes Film Festival, and the evaluation is more polarized.
6. "Tokyo Family" (2013), Douban score 8.7
Remade in Yasujiro Ozu's Tokyo Story, the film mainly tells the story of a couple who come to Tokyo to visit their relatives in order to meet their children who grew up in Seto Inland Sea.
This is a quiet movie, and a quiet movie is more likely to poke the knot in the emotional texture of the audience.
"Tokyo Family" is lonely, indifferent, and desolate, but these words are all hidden in the word "shy". The polite sense of distance between family members, even between husband and wife, many feelings are just dripping in the heart.
7, "Her life is not wrong" Douban score: 6.5
Director Ryuichi Hiroki, as a representative of Japanese soft, his work is not as direct as European erotic films, and appears abstract.
This time, Ryuichi Hiroki will bring his debut novel to the big screen, featuring Fukushima, five years after the Great East Japan Earthquake, as the main stage, and a group portrait movie centered on ordinary women running between the metropolis of Tokyo and her hometown.
The film is based on a novel by director Takashi Hiroki (2015, Kawaide Shobo Shinsha). "Her Life Is Not Wrong" is a work that has been classified as R15, that is, all children under the age of 15 are prohibited from admission.
8. "Apple of Miracles" Douban score: 7.9
Due to the illness caused by the influence of pesticides on his wife Mieko (Miho Sugano), Akira Kimura (Takashi Abe), who lives at the foot of Mt. Iwaki in Nakatsu-gun, Aomori Prefecture, decides to abandon the methods that have been practiced by fruit growers for many years in the hope of cultivating pure natural apples that do not require pesticide spraying. His decision was beyond the imagination of ordinary people, and at the same time, he was considered an impossible task by the villagers. But once he made a decision, he studied it with all his heart.
During this time, Meiko and her father-in-law Sekiji (Tsutomu Yamazaki) become his strongest spiritual and material backing. However, Qiu Ze, who had nothing to learn from, could only grope forward in continuous failure, even after more than ten years of hard work, his dream still could not be realized, and the original good home was also on the verge of collapse. He wept, he despaired, expecting a miracle to come...
The film is based on the true deeds of fruit grower Akira Kimura. Growing apples without pesticides and fertilizers is a fool' errand!
This fool was Japanese and was now in his sixties. Kimura Akira began in 1978, in his 8800 square meter orchard (more than 800 apple trees) without using a drop of pesticides, a pinch of fertilizer, hard work for 11 years, and finally succeeded.
9, "Those Birds She Doesn't Know The Name" Douban score: 6.7
In the words of Ryushi Abe, the actor who plays the male protagonist in the film, this is a film with "0% resonance and 100% depression".
Towako, played by Yu Aoi, is obsessed with her ex-boyfriend Kurosaki, but for money, she lives with a man 15 years older than herself, Shinji (Takashi Abe), and by chance, Towako meets a married man who looks like Kurosaki, Mizushima, and falls in love with him...
The story of the four "bad guys" is also a story about adults who love completely, and truly portrays the impermanence, desire and dirty situation of life. Yu Aoi's portrayal of a mature woman with a more complex and realistic sense is considered to be her successful transformation.
10. "Life Is Tightly Sewn" Douban score: 8.4
Two years ago, director Naoko Hagiue saw a report titled "Sex, Not Just Between Men and Women," about a mother whose son chose to change sex to a woman.
Naoko Hagigami contacted the mother, and the two met. "Although our child has changed sex, she has grown up with a cheerful personality, and I am very happy to raise her." The mom's optimism touched Naoko Ogiue and gave her inspiration for the new film.
The film cuts into the LGBT theme from the perspective of a little girl, discussing the daily topics of gay identity and family relations, the director of this film, Naoko Ogiue, is delicate in style, good at capturing the light points of human nature in ordinary life, and won the Berlin Film Festival Teddy Bear Award Jury Prize, which was well received.
The ten films selected today do not represent all the good films in Japan, compared with the films of many countries, Japanese films have a much longer history, and have had a long period of glory in the international film industry, and good movies of various themes have emerged in an endless stream.
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