Autor Tema: Kikuchi (Kenchi Iwamoto, 1991)  (Leído 256 veces)

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Título:Kikuchi
Título V.O:Kikuchi
Director:Kenchi Iwamoto
Año/País:1991 / Japón
Duración:68 minutos
Género:Drama
Reparto:Misa Fukuma, Yasuhiro Oka, Jiro Yoshimura
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Kikuchi (Kenchi Iwamoto, 1991)
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Sinopsis momentánea en inglés: Saddled with a slavish, boring laundry job and no social life whatsoever, Kikuchi rarely leaves his bare apartment except to follow home and spy on a supermarket check-out girl. But there's no one he can tell about his secret passion, least of all his gawping, work-shy colleague. Even a stray kitten can't alleviate Kikuchi's frustration; clearly, something's got to give... This first film by a former manga illustrator, a terse and enigmatic blend of black comedy and psychodrama, has been compared to both Eraserhead and Chantal Akerman's Jeanne Dielman; another point of reference might be the slow, deceptively banal domestic dramas of Ozu, with whom Iwamoto shares a penchant for a mostly static camera, simple compositions, and an eye for the absurd details of everyday life.