The 1905 Movie Network News, starring Fumi Fumi Nijido and Ryo Ōsugi, is a new work directed by Ishii Yuki, "Honey Sorrow", which recently held an audience meeting in Tokyo.
"Honey Sorrow" is based on the original novel of The Rhino, a great writer who was active in the Taisho period in Japan, and as a surrealist novel, the Akako who can transform into a goldfish in the film is seen as the crystallization of the ideal woman in Rhino's pen, and the film depicts the fantastical relationship between Akako and the old writer (Ryo Ohsugi) and the woman Yuriko (Yoko Maki), who has become a ghost in the past.
For the original work full of surreal fantasies, director Ishii Saidu said: "It is particularly incredible, it is a work full of fantasy power. What exactly does this goldfish mean, this work gushes out a lot of interesting things. As for Fumi Nijido, who originally knew the original work, the director said: "She really became a naked child completely." Before the official shooting began, it felt as if Akiko was already attached to her. ”
Futami Nijido once personally went to the Muroso Rhino Memorial Hall in Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture to observe and study, and she herself was a fan of Murosio Rhino. "I read this story when I was a high school student, and then I wanted to act it myself, and I told it to a lot of people. Because if I keep talking, maybe one day it will come true. As for the charm of the original work, Fumi Nijido said: "The work is vernacular, and the dialogue between the past and the end is very interesting, and I am deeply attracted by the depth of the literary works of that era." ”
Ryo Ohsugi, who is 63 years old, plays the role of an old writer with a projection of Murosei Rhino himself in the film, to which Oisugi said: "After seeing the photos of Muroso Rhino, he wore glasses is what attracted me. I also like glasses, so I looked for glasses similar to his in Tokyo. It took a week to find it and then a little bit of processing. ”
At the end of the meeting, Fumi Nijido promoted the film: "The work I have long wished for for many years has finally been put on the screen, and I hope that through this film, I can convey our ideas to the audience very well." It's an excellent work, and we'd be very happy if the audience could immerse themselves in the literature. ”
It is reported that "Honey Sorrow" will be released nationwide in Japan on April 1.
