Previously, Buya Jun recommended to everyone the cannes film festival "Night and Day" (starring Higashi Izumi Changda and Karada Mika), which is about the love triangle between two identical men and a woman.
Today, Buyajun will give you another film about "Threesome", which has been selected as the "Top Ten of the Year" in the "Film Xunbao" and has also been screened at the previous Beijing International Film Festival.
Put "Summer" and "Love" together to tell the strange love life of two men and a woman. Its story belongs to every ordinary "me" in life. As a result, the protagonist of the story has no specific name.
"I" (played by YuSuke Tsujimoto) is a bookstore worker at the bottom of Japanese society. Love to smoke, love to drink, no companionship. On the lazy class, try to share a room with people cheaply, barely make ends meet at a wage, and do not take the initiative to save.
"My" roommate Shizuo (played by Shota Someya) is an unemployed young man, and every time his life encounters difficulties, Shizuo and "I" drink and chat all night, venting pressure, hoping to wash away their boredom with alcohol.
Get drunk in the middle of the night and do something young stupid. For example, mocking a beer can that has been squashed, or removing a flower basket in front of a store.
The two do not interfere with each other's lives and have a silent tacit understanding. Until the arrival of Sachiko (Shizukawa Ishibashi), their relationship quietly changes.
The three of them live together, the relationship becomes more and more intimate, meet billiards, table tennis, listen and sing together, jump together, watch the streets in the early morning...
Wherever they go, the three are connected to each other, but their relationship has also undergone subtle changes, and the "I" who was originally ambiguous with Sachiko observes the subtle chemical reaction between Sachiko and Shizuo
The film cleverly records their pursuit, joy, confusion, struggle, wandering....
The people in the film are all low-level people who have been labeled "marginalized" by mainstream society, and they are considered to be losers in society, but the film does not let the audience indulge in decadence because of the two poor and frustrated youths, and the director aims the camera at their emotional lives.
"Even if you are poor, you must love at all costs", this film that depicts the free attitude of Japanese young people at present, as well as the psychological state of indulging in youth, is still quite recommended, and the two night scenes of Hakodate before and after are also the finishing touches, and the three leading actors have shown no trace of acting skills.