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| Ayako Fujitani | ... |
Hiroko (segment "Interior Design")
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| Ryô Kase | ... |
Akira (segment "Interior Design")
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| Ayumi Itô | ... |
Akemi (segment "Interior Design")
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Nao Ohmori | ... |
Hiroshi (segment "Interior Design")
(as Nao Ômori)
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| Satoshi Tsumabuki | ... |
Takeshi (segment "Interior Design")
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Ken Mitsuishi | ... |
Agent immobilier homme (segment "Interior Design")
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Yuno Iriguchi | ... |
Agent immobilier femme (segment "Interior Design")
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Rie Minemura | ... |
Responsable du magasin d'objets (segment "Interior Design")
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Ben Himura | ... |
Employé de la fourrière (segment "Interior Design")
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Kenjirô Ishimaru | ... |
Oncle de Takeshi (segment "Interior Design")
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Taijirô Tamura | ... |
Spectateur 1 au cinéma (segment "Interior Design")
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Junya Asô | ... |
Spectateur 2 au cinéma (segment "Interior Design")
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Mayu Harada | ... |
Collègue d'Akemi (segment "Interior Design")
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Motomi Makiguchi | ... |
Clochard (segment "Interior Design")
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Hiroko Ninomiya | ... |
Vieille dame à l'arret de bus (segment "Interior Design")
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Tokyo is a city of transitions in three short films. A young woman who finds her life useless experiences a metamorphosis. A disheveled Caucasian emerges from a manhole to face arrest, trial, and execution; he calls himself "Merde" and speaks a language only his look-alike attorney understands. Is he human? A recluse experiences human contact when a pizza-delivery girl faints at his door during an earthquake. He conquers fear to seek her out. A chair, a corpse, a hermit: sources of urban connection? Written by <[email protected]>
Tokyo!: Looking for a unique and memorable cinematic experience? Look no further. This triptych of 1h50 goes by so fast! The final scene comes somewhat too quick but leaves you with a lot talk about. Here's my ratings for the three shorts: Michel Gondry's Interior Design: charming interesting simple story with a punch line that will make you fall off your chair! 7/10 Leo Carax's Merde: Leo brought back his craziest character from the movie Holy Motors and this short had some dragging parts but was still better than the whole movie HM. 6/10 Finally, Bong Joon Ho's Shaking Tokyo is the best of the three. A peculiar but very captivating story about isolation and agoraphobia. 8/10