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In 2017, the "old boy" dominated the big screen

In 2017, the "old boy" dominated the big screen

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In 2017, the "old boy" dominated the big screen

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In 2017, the "old boy" dominated the big screen

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In 2017, the "old boy" dominated the big screen

The Ultimate Chapter of the Wicked

Looking back at 2016, although there are famous directors in the Japanese film industry, the overall situation is still unclear. Although there are topic works such as Makoto Shinkai's "Your Name", the excessive pursuit of a film also means that the environment is poor.

In 2017, "fossil-level" filmmakers such as Tatsuya Nakayo, Yasuo Shigeki, and Yoji Yamada are still active in the film industry, and have gathered the younger generation to bring a lot of "big productions"; on the other hand, Kitano Takeshi, Kumachi ka, Yoshida Daihachi and other strange coffees are also working in their respective fields. This time, we will recommend new works by nine Japanese directors, hoping to outline the general outline of the Japanese film industry in 2017.

Director: Yasuo The Flag Lowered

Starring: Junichi Okada, Shun Oguri, Sakura Ando, Masami Nagasawa

The three childhood playmates reunited 25 years later because of a case, but they took different positions as policemen, suspects, and victims. Yasuo Shigeki, a veteran Japanese director who has directed works such as "Blood Doubt", "Railway Conductor", and "Boy H", partnered with the 82-year-old photography master Daisaku Kimura. Takeshi Aoshima, who wrote Ken Takakura's posthumous work "To Dear You", served as the screenwriter of the film.

Family Affliction 2

Director: Yoji Yamada

Starring: Ko hashimoto, Yukiko Yoshida, Satoshi Tsuneko, Satoshi Aoi

The sequel continues the cast of the first part, and the theme changes from "divorce in later years" to "unrelated society": a death event that makes the Hirata family realize the preciousness of the family. Yoji Yamada, 86, said at the beginning of filming: "Depicting death in comedy movies is taboo, but I want to challenge it, I want to carefully portray the funny and chaotic chaos caused by 'death'. I hope that the audience can laugh and reflect on the hierarchical differences in society. ”

King Lear by the Sea

Director: Masahiro Kobayashi

Starring: Koya Nakadai

Akira Kurosawa, Masaki Kobayashi and other Japanese film giants, tatsuya Nakayo, and Masahiro Kobayashi, who has participated in the Cannes Film Festival four times, have collaborated for the third time after "Walking with Spring" and "The Tragedy of Japan". The story tells that the famous actor Zhaoji has appeared in countless movies and stages in his life, but he has not played Shakespeare's "King Lear"; in his later years, he was suspected of suffering from cognitive impairment and was sent to a senior nursing home by his children. One day Zhaoji escapes from the sanatorium and comes to the seashore, gradually coinciding with the portrait of King Lear... Tatsuya Nakadai, 84, opened a social account on January 1 for this film.

Sekigahara

Director: Makoto Harada

Starring: Junichi Okada, Hiroshi Hiroshi Ryo, Jun Arimura

Adapted from Sima Liaotaro's novel of the same name, Sima Liaotaro's work has been adapted to the big screen for the first time in 18 years since 1999's "City of Owls". The story depicts the Battle of Sekigahara, the largest battle in the history of the Japanese Sengoku period. With more than 5.8 million novels circulated, it was adapted into a television series in 1981, and in 2016, on the 20th anniversary of Sima Liaotaro's death, there were plans to make the novel cinematic. The filming centered on Shiga, Kyoto, and other places, and japan's national treasure-level buildings were all collected.

Director: Takeshi Kitano

Starring: Takeshi Kitano, Toshiyuki Nishida, Akira Matsushige

In 2010 and 2012, the first two parts of the "Extremely Evil" series will be released in 2017. In this series, which depicts the struggle between violent groups, almost half of the "tough guy" actors in the Japanese showbiz circle have contributed wonderful acting skills, such as Shikina Kirihei, Ryo Kase, Yukazu Miura, and Fumiyoshi Koichi. In the third part, the cast naturally aroused the curiosity of the audience. In addition to takeshi Kitano, who directs and stars, Toshiyuki Nishida and Toyotomi Matsushige have also confirmed their participation.

Director: Daihachi Yoshida

Starring: Lily French, Ai Hashimoto, Kazuya Kameari

Adapted from Yukio Mishima's only full-length science fiction novel, Beautiful Star. The original work was published in 1962, under the shadow of the Cold War, in addition to the themes of nuclear weapons, the crisis of human demise, aliens, etc., there are similar to Dostoevsky's "Karamazov Brothers" in the "Great Trial" intention. It is a very beloved work of Mishima. In 1964 and 1975, they were dramatized. "I Heard That Kirishima Is Leaving" director Daihachi Yoshida transplanted the background of the novel to modern society this time.

"Relief Grocery Store"

Director: Ryuichi Hiroki

Starring: Kosuke Yamada, Toshiyuki Nishida

Adapted from Keigo Higashino's best-selling novel of the same name. It tells the story of the exchange of letters across time between the protagonist's gang in 2012 and the "Langya" of the 1980s. It has been called the "most crying" novel in Keigo Higashino's works. It was adapted into a stage play in 2009. This time, Janis's ryosuke Yamada and national actor Toshiyuki Nishida are bound to attract audiences of all ages.

Wuqu

Director: Xiong Che and Jia

Starring: Kayano Akira, Maeda Atsuko

Adapted from Shu Fujisawa's novel of the same name. Haneda, a high school student addicted to hip-hop music, meets Yadabe, who is unemployed from alcohol poisoning and works as a coach in the high school kendo department, and discovers his kendo talents. Combining the current hip-hop wave in Japan with the traditional "sword ho novel", it has a bit of a "modern Miyamoto Musashi" flavor. Kumachi, who has always been a sword-wielding side, and Kami cooperate with the monster Ayano Tsuyoshi, and the chemical reaction between the two is worth looking forward to.

Director: Masaaki Yuasa

Starring: Gen Hoshino (voice)

Tv anime "Four Stacks and a Half Myth drama" "Morimi NoboruHiko + Masaaki Yuasa + Yusuke Nakamura + asian kung-fu generation" classic combination reboot. The animated film is still set in Kyoto, a surreal experience between young boys and girls. In this game, characters from works such as Noboru Morimi's "The Top Heaven Family" and the "Four-and-a-Half" series will also appear.

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