The famous Japanese photographer and female director Shikazu Kanagawa will shoot a film based on the novel "Human Disqualification" by a famous Japanese author, while the lead actor Osamu Dazai will be played by the well-known Japanese actor Shun Oguri. The screenwriter of "Human Disqualification" will be written by Kaeko Hayafuya, and the photography will be taken by "Thief Family" Kondo Ryujin.
Oguri recreates Osamu Dazai's classic cheek-hugging posture
In the movie "The Life of the Rejected Matsuko", the sentence "Born to be human, I am sorry" has made many people know about "Human Disqualification" and Dazaiji. It is reported that the film is not simply an adaptation of the novel of the same name written by Osamu Dazai, but focuses on the secret behind the birth of the novel, and the story between Osamu Dazai and the 3 women he loved.
Osamu Dazai committed suicide 5 times in his lifetime (the first 4 failed), 3 of which were with 3 different women. The story between him and these 3 women has also been speculated and interpreted by the outside world.
It is reported that in order to play the role of Osamu Dazai, Oguri shun lost weight significantly in a short period of time. He said that his current life is to move closer to Dazaiji step by step, hoping to be a good interpretation of the miserable life of a generation of literary heroes.
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Shikazu Kawa is a japanese first-line visual artist, who has only directed two feature films so far, "Wolf" and "Hana Kui", but both have played well. She said, "I want to shoot the story of Osamu Dazai himself. From the moment I had this idea, I felt that no one could play this role except Oguri Shun." Because Oguri continues to be a top-line actor, he sees landscapes that others can't see and experiences loneliness that others can't experience.
Dazai's novel "Human Disqualification" was put on the big screen in 2010, and Ikuta Doujin played the protagonist Ōten Yezo, who is also a projection of Dazaiji's self. However, because Ikuta Dou is really too handsome, the film is about to become a fan movie, which has caused a lot of complaints.
In addition, in 2002, Ryuichi Kawamura played Osamu Dazai in "Human Disqualification", which is based on a biography of Osamu Dazai written by Naoki Inose. In 1994, Domoto starred in the Japanese drama "Human Disqualification", which actually had nothing to do with the novel, but borrowed the name, so it also caused controversy among Osamu Dazai's descendants.