¡Boku ga Ikiteru, Futatsu no Sekai
¡Japanese Movie
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[Machine Translation] The first collaboration of Ryo Yoshizawa (lead actor) and Miho Kure (director), this film depicts the emotional trajectory of a coda. Based on an autobiographical essay by Dai Igarashi, a writer and essayist who focuses on social minorities based on his upbringing as a coda ("Children of Deaf Adult"), "My Life in Two Worlds The main character, Dai Igarashi, is a young man who lives in a small town in Japan. The main character, Dai Igarashi, is played by Ryo Yoshizawa, who has played a variety of roles in both high-profile and authoritative works, including the "Kingdom" movie series and the historical drama "Seiten wo Sukuke" in which he starred, and continues to expand his potential as an actor. Directed by Ryo Yoshizawa. Directed by Miho Kure, who has earned high acclaim both in Japan and abroad for her works such as "Soko mite kikkaku" and "Kimi wa iiko". Takehiko Minato, who has produced a series of high-profile films including "Tombi", "Shogeki", and "Gold Boy", wrote the screenplay for this film. --The film is about Dai Igarashi, who grew up in a small port town in Miyagi Prefecture, Japan, with deaf parents who loved him dearly. Since he was a child, he has always enjoyed his normal, everyday life as an interpreter for his mother. Gradually, however, he became confused and frustrated at being singled out by those around him, and even his mother's brightness became alien to him. The Blu-ray version of the film includes a rare making-of featurette that captures the process of creating the world of the film, the music video for the theme song "letters," and a TV spot that was broadcast exclusively in Miyagi Prefecture. The Blu-ray and DVD versions of the film share the same bonus footage, which includes the trailer.
Original Release Year: 2024
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