(Photo: Takashi) Japanese actress Ai Hashimoto, who became popular in 2013 for starring in the Japanese morning drama "Haenyeo" on national topics, has continued to produce well-known film and television works in recent years, frequently appearing at the Tokyo International Film Festival, and this year serving as the image ambassador of the 34th Tokyo International Film Festival.
On the afternoon of November 4, 2021, Aiichi Hashimoto transformed into a capable image of an elite woman in the workplace, and conducted an online "talk show" dialogue with Iranian director Bachmann Gobadi.
Japanese actress Ai Hashimoto (left), Iranian director Bachmann Gobadi (center), and host Ichiyama (right)
The Japanese actress Ai Hashimoto, born in 1996, has a large age difference with Iranian director Bakhman Gobadi, born in 1969, and talking with the experienced Bachmann Gobadi is undoubtedly a huge challenge for Ai Hashimoto. From the dress to the content, it can be seen that Ai Hashimoto has made very serious preparations.
At the scene, Ai Hashimoto spoke with a humble attitude, combined with his own experience, and talked about his views on the questions thrown by the host.
Ai Hashimoto says that she sees that film production is getting shorter and faster, often in one to two weeks. However, the film she was involved in in the film "Little Forest Summer and Autumn" took a year to shoot, and the filming and production cycle of the film should not be like this?
"During this period, we worked with directors, producers, etc. to make the best effort to produce a great work, which is the most luxurious enjoyment as filmmakers. As far as I am concerned, the more time I shoot movies, the happier I am, and I hope that the industry can improve the system and environment of film shooting. Ai Hashimoto said.
Japanese actress Ai Hashimoto (left), Iranian director Bachmann Gobadi (right)
Bachmann Gobadi appreciates Ai Hashimoto's views, saying: "There was also a golden age of cinema in History in Japan, and many of the classic films that have been handed down to this day and are unforgettable have taken time to elaborate. But the current industrialization of film production is as if the child is about to be born, no matter what the future holds, just want to end quickly. For example, we are always used to using 1, 2, 3 to control the progress, generally to 3 is the signal that must end, so why can't we have 4? I've been thinking about this question. ”
"Can we create a slow-moving cinematic world and slow down?" I have a consensus with Miss Ai Hashimoto on this point of view, and I hope to have the opportunity to create works depicting Japan and Iran with this very good Miss Ai Hashimoto, so I ask Miss Ai Hashimoto to come to Kurdistan with enough suitcases and be ready to shoot for a year! Bachmann Gobadi nodded and smiled together with Ai Hashimoto.
The online chat series "Asia Lounge", one of the series of events at the 34th Tokyo International Film Festival, was held at the outdoor observatory on the 6th floor of tokyo midtown hibiya, Tokyo, Japan.
Specific dates:
October 31 (Sun) 14:30-6:00 Isabelle Hupel × Ryusuke Hamakul
Monday, November 1st 14:00-15:30 Zhang Zhen × Kore-eda
November 2nd (Tue) 14:00-15:30 Special Unit Yujiro Harumoto × Xu Haochen × Shiori Hatada
Wednesday, November 3rd 14:00-15:30 Camilla Andini × Yukiko
Thursday, November 4 14:00-15:30 Bachmann Gobadi × Ai Hashimoto
November 5 (Fri) 14:00-15:30 Brirante Mandoza × Masatoshi Nagase
Saturday, November 6th 11:10-12:40 Apichatpong Welashaku × Hidetoshi Nishijima
November 7 (Sun) 14:00-15:30 Bong Joon-ho × Hosoda Mori
Bahman Ghobadi (born February 1, 1969 in Bane, Iran's Kurdish region) is an Iranian director, screenwriter, producer and actor. In 1999, he served as an assistant director for the feature film "Gone with the Wind"; in the same year, he directed the documentary "Life in the Mist", which won the Special Jury Prize of the "Crémont-Fijon" film festival in France. In 2000, he directed his first feature film" "Drunken Horse Moment", which won the Golden Camera Award at the 53rd Cannes Film Festival and the International Film Critics Fibisi Award; in the same year, he starred in the feature film "Blackboard". In 2004, he directed the feature film The Flying Turtle, which won the Golden Shell Award, the highest honor at the 52nd San Sebastian Film Festival. In 2006, he directed the comedy film Half Moon Symphony. In 2009, he wrote and directed the feature film "The Unknown Persian Cat", which won the Special Jury Prize in the One Kind of Attention Unit at the 62nd Cannes International Film Festival. In 2014, he co-directed the feature film "Dialogue with God" with a number of directors, which was shortlisted for the screening unit of the 71st Venice Film Festival. In 2015, he directed the documentary "No Habitat", which won the Grand Jury Prize at the 32nd Sundance International Film Festival - World Cinema Unit - Documentary. In 2016, he directed the feature film 60 seconds of us. --Baidu
Hashimoto ai (hashimoto ai) (born January 12, 1996 in Kumamoto Prefecture, Japan) is a model and actress. In 2008, he won the Newcomer Award in the music competition "Huahua Selection Competition" and later stepped into the entertainment industry. In 2009, she won the beauty contest held by the women's fashion magazine Seventeen, and was also favored by hidehito Mori, the director of the film "Give and Go". In June 2010, Ai Hashimoto came to prominence with the role of Mizuki Kitahara, the female class leader in the film Confessions. In 2012, he participated in the feature film "Hearing that Kirishima is Going to Retire" and won the 36th Japan Academy Awards for Best Newcomer for this film [3]. In April 2013, he starred in the nhk morning novel series "Haenyeo" and was well known to more audiences. In August 2014, he starred in the food drama film "Little Forest Summer and Autumn" was released. In April 2015, he participated in the science fiction drama film "Parasitic Beast: The Finale" was released. In October 2016, he starred in the drama movie "Birthday Card". In July 2018, he participated in the summer suspense drama "Life Deletion Office" on Asahi Tv. In June 2019, starring in the NHK love drama "The Garden of Long Idle", it was broadcast.