Three stories of never-ending love.Three stories of never-ending love.Three stories of never-ending love.
- Awards
- 3 wins & 7 nominations
Kyôko Fukada
- Haruna Yamaguchi, the Pop Star
- (as Kyoko Fukada)
- Director
- Writer
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- TriviaThis is the last Takeshi Kitano film to feature music by Joe Hisaishi. Kitano claimed that it became too expensive to hire Hisaishi for soundtracks while Hisaishi claimed that he didn't like the screenplay of the movie. Actually, they both had an argument about some pieces which weren't selected for the soundtrack, and where to put the others in the movie. They stopped working together since then.
- ConnectionsReferenced in Nobody Knows (2004)
Featured review
Kitano never fails to amaze me, and this movie is an exact epitome of the queer nature of his films. This movie is a collection of three love stories intersecting in the same time-line. The nature of love stories quite different from one-another and each one has a different essence to it.
First story is about a young couple, second story is about fan-idol love and the third one is about an unrequited love. All of these stories are somber and moving, and are not as mushy as typical love stories of Hollywood.
Cinematography in the film is awesome. There many long shots, which again is kind of Kitano's signature. Performance of the actors is quite good. Background score is beautiful and perfectly coherent with the scenes. The use of a puppet show in the movie is quite surreal and symbolic.
If you liked "Amorres Perros"; you will definitely like this movie.
A must watch for Kitano fans and those who admire subtle romance.
First story is about a young couple, second story is about fan-idol love and the third one is about an unrequited love. All of these stories are somber and moving, and are not as mushy as typical love stories of Hollywood.
Cinematography in the film is awesome. There many long shots, which again is kind of Kitano's signature. Performance of the actors is quite good. Background score is beautiful and perfectly coherent with the scenes. The use of a puppet show in the movie is quite surreal and symbolic.
If you liked "Amorres Perros"; you will definitely like this movie.
A must watch for Kitano fans and those who admire subtle romance.
- me_n_myself2199
- Nov 23, 2010
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Box office
- Gross US & Canada
- $4,067
- Opening weekend US & Canada
- $2,067
- Dec 12, 2004
- Gross worldwide
- $5,405,725
- Runtime1 hour 54 minutes
- Color
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 1.85 : 1
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