Dolls
Director:
Takeshi KitanoGuión:
Takeshi KitanoCámara:
Katsumi YanagijimaMúsica:
Joe HisaishiReparto:
Miho Kanno, Hidetoshi Nishijima, Tatsuya Mihashi, Kyōko Fukada, Ren Ōsugi, Yūko Daike, Kayoko Kishimoto, Tsutomu Takeshige, 大森南朋, Kanji Tsuda, 松原智恵子, モロ師岡 (más)Sinopsis(1)
Matsumoto y Sawako habían sido una pareja feliz que parecía destinada al matrimonio, pero las anticuadas presiones de unos padres que se entrometieron en su vida y el éxito forzaron al joven a tomar una trágica decisión. Hiro es un anciano jefe yakuza. Aunque vive rodeado de respeto y riqueza, está sólo y su salud es precaria. Treinta años atrás, era un pobre trabajador en una fábrica y tenía una novia adorable, pero la abandonó en busca de sus sueños de éxito. Antes del accidente, Haruna fue una famosa estrella del pop que vivía en un glamuroso mundo. Millones de personas la adoraban y deseaban poder acercarse a ella, ahora su rostro está cubierto de vendajes. Nukui fue probablemente su fan más devoto, y hoy ha venido a demostrarlo. Tres historias contemporáneas inspiradas en las muñecas del teatro Bunraku. Tres historias, interrelacionadas por la tristeza. Tres historias de amor inmortal. (DeAPlaneta)
(más)Reseñas (1)
Either I didn't really get it, or it was too slow and stilted, saying nothing, yet with beautiful images of nature. Or maybe I just can't tune into my lyrical dark side today. Some of the shots are downright mesmerizing, some scenes can make you smile, others leave you feeling empty, maybe even hopeless. What really spoiled the "view" quite a bit for me was with the second story, when, already a proper yakuza, he walked into the park and heard the two young men talking. [SPOILER] The fact that she goes there every Saturday is palatable, it's still sort of believable, but the fact that two young men are talking about her at that very moment, and the old man nearby overhears it, and thus it becomes clear to him who the lady with the two lunches is, is just utter and unforgivable nonsense to me. I don't know why it made me so angry, but it did. [END SPOILER] To sum up: a tragedy that didn't bring tears to my eyes, let alone sympathy, yet still captivated me with its beautiful images. Maybe beautiful images aren’t enough to fill for 109 minutes. But let someone else judge that, I give it a better 3 stars.
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