¡Hito to Shigoto
¡Japanese Movie (Documentary)
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[Machine Translation] This is a brand-new documentary that allows viewers to hear the voices of people engaged in jobs called "essential workers" and people on the street who have been brought to light by the corona disaster, and to experience today's world through their own voices! Two actors, Masumi Arimura and Jun Shikon, face the corona disaster in today's society! The film is produced by Mitsunobu Kawamura of Star Sands, which has released several high-profile works, including "Newspaper Reporter" (19) and "Pancake Poisoning" (21). Directed by Yudai Morigaki, director of "Sankaku mado no gai wa yoru wa" ("Outside the Window is Night") ( 21 ). The music in this film is by Taro Iwashiro, a leading figure in the film music world, who has become a guideline for the film! --The two "actors" appear on the screen not in their roles, but as themselves. The two actors, Masumi Arimura and Jun Shikon, visit and experience people who work as nursery school teachers and farmers, etc., and touch on many problems they face in the workplace and bring out the shadows of modern society through their real words and expressions, not through acting. They also experience the problems faced in the workplace through their own words and facial expressions, and highlight the shadows of modern society. Arimura and Shizon, who rediscover the value of work that cannot be done remotely but only by being there, gradually see these "essential workers" as their own work - acting. The two change as they look at various people and their work. (What is work for people? ) What answers have they found?
Original Release Year: 2021
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