| Akarui
Mirai |
| Bright
Future |
| Kyoshi
Kurosawa |
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a grim Tokyo, a luminous, lethal jellyfish floats in captivity
inside a small tank. It belongs to Mamoru, a twenty-seven-year-old
factory worker, who has decided to force it gradually to mutate
into a freshwater creature. Mamoru shares intense sentiments
of anti-social and unarticulated rage with Yuji, his only friend.
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Screenplay/ Kiyoshi Kurosawa
Photography (colour)/ Takahide Shibanushi
Editing/ Kiyoshi Kurosawa
Music/ Pacific 231
Art Direction/ Yasuaki Harada
Cast/ Tadanobu Asano, Joe Odagiri, Tatsuya Fuji, Takashi Sasano,
Marumi Shiraishi
Year of Production/ 2002
Running Time/ 92’ |
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Kiyoshi Kurosawa was born in Kobe, Japan in 1955. He studied
Cinema at Rikkyo University. He made his début as a
director in 1983 with Kandagawa Warriors. He is one of most
famous directors among Japan’s contemporary cinematographic
authors. By Kiyoshi Kurosawa we recall: Cure (1997), Licence
to Live (1998), Barren Illusion (1999) and Charisma (1999),
Doppelganger (2003).
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