Kawaki
Réalisation:
Tetsuya NakashimaPhotographie:
Shôichi AtôActeurs·trices:
小松菜奈, Kōji Yakusho, Satoshi Tsumabuki, Jō Odagiri, Fumi Nikaidou, Ai Hashimoto, Miki Nakatani, 青木崇高, Jun Kunimura, Asuka Kurosawa, Mahiro Takasugi (plus)Résumés(1)
Fujishima, ancien flic violent et alcoolique, a perdu son job et sa famille le jour où il a tabassé l'amant de sa femme. Poussé au divorce et devenu depuis agent de sécurité, il est sous médocs pour tenter de calmer ses pulsions. Il n'a plus vu sa famille depuis plusieurs années jusqu'au jour où son ex-femme l'appelle en lui disant que leur fille Kanako, désormais au lycée, a disparu depuis quelques jours. Fujishima découvre vite que sa fille, qui pourrait presque passer pour un ange à première vue, cache en fait une face beaucoup plus sombre… (Spectrum Films)
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Critiques (2)
Golden youth. Golden police. Golden mud. Golden comedy. Filthy to the core, but well made. Brutal fascination with death. That's probably why everyone loved Kanako. She sought her out sadistically. Existence must have been pretty unbearable. Despite the brutality and a certain, almost comedic, excessiveness, I think it's a film that has something to say and is essentially a contemporary Japanese critique of society (just take a moment to read a Japanese newspaper and its crime section and you'll get it). You can smell the seed of Kokuhaku on it, but it bloomed bloody indeed.
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These are the Japanese exactly how I like them. The film has a revenge essence, which isn't necessary, but it's an element that always draws me in. However, there's primarily brutality, which is almost inappropriate, but brilliantly executed. Additionally, there are bizarre elements like the sudden animated sequences, even though they're just short shots. And there is also the oppressive rawness.
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