Naku ko wa ineega

2020
1h 46min

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaA naked drunk man shows up on a national live TV in the middle of a sacred festival Namahage, where men dressed in ogre-like costume visit homes to scare kids not to do bad things in the nex... Leer todoA naked drunk man shows up on a national live TV in the middle of a sacred festival Namahage, where men dressed in ogre-like costume visit homes to scare kids not to do bad things in the next year. The man, young father Tasuku, gets ostracized for shaming the village and its trad... Leer todoA naked drunk man shows up on a national live TV in the middle of a sacred festival Namahage, where men dressed in ogre-like costume visit homes to scare kids not to do bad things in the next year. The man, young father Tasuku, gets ostracized for shaming the village and its tradition, flees to Tokyo by himself. After two years, he comes back to his hometown to make i... Leer todo

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good one from japan.

From japan. Tasuku has just become a father, but he's just a kid himself. And a screwup at that. And drinks too much. When he shows up drunk and naked at the (televised) namahage festival, the towns-people are horrified and dis-honored. So tasuku leaves town. After two years, he returns, to make things right. But his girlfriend is getting married. Lots of long, thoughtful pauses. He can't seem to escape his own past. He just hasn't grown up yet. Pretty intense ending. Nothing too tragic... just intense. Written and directed by Takuma Satô. Has written several works that have been made into film. Any crybabies around is what they say when they dance around, dressed up as monsters, and scare the young children at the festival.