#PALE MOON 2014 ENGLISH SUBTITLES MOVIE#
#PALE MOON 2014 ENGLISH SUBTITLES SERIES#

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Ishii received a second invitation to Berlin in 2017 with 'The Tokyo Night Sky Is Always the Densest Shade of Blue,' which Kinema Junpo magazine chose as the No. YUYA ISHII won the Dragon & Tiger Young Cinema Award at the 2007 Vancouver International Film Festival with his graduation film, 'Bare-assed Japan,' debuted his 2010 film 'Sawako Decides' at the Berlin Film Festival, and in 2014, won six awards, including Best Picture and Best Director, at the Japan Academy Awards with 'The Great Passage.' It also made him the youngest director in Japanese history when it was selected to represent Japan in that year's U.S. Please join us for this sneak preview of 'The Asian Angel' before the film's release in Japan on July 2. While differences in language and culture may always remain, as womanizer Toru reminds Takeshi, 'That's why beer and love exist, to get you over that.'

#PALE MOON 2014 ENGLISH SUBTITLES SERIES#

Then fate intervenes: Seol is on the same train with her brother and sister, having just been fired by her record label and dumped by her lover, and she's heading with her siblings to their parents' gravesite in the countryside.įollowing a series of misadventures and some genuinely funny moments, the ragtag group comes to terms with their personal demons and begins to form makeshift family bonds. But Toru's business soon goes south, Takeshi falls under the spell of a struggling songstress named Seol (Choi), and the three Aokis find themselves on a train to find elusive seaweed riches. 'The Asian Angel' follows Takeshi Aoki (frequent Ishii star Ikematsu), a recently widowed novelist who journeys to Seoul with his young son in the hopes of reconnecting with his estranged older brother, Toru (Odagiri), who has promised him a lucrative job. A delightful blend of the sentimental and the comical, with a touch of the magical and a nod to 'Wings of Desire,' it suggests that political, cultural and physical borders can be surmounted with relative ease.

#PALE MOON 2014 ENGLISH SUBTITLES MOVIE#

'Our family,' the host says, looking meaningfully at his two sisters, 'would not approve of any Japanese.' He'll soon eat his own words.Īnd because it's a Yuya Ishii dramedy, he'll even find himself forging bonds with the enemy.įilmed entirely in South Korea, with a Korean crew and Japanese and Korean stars, Yuya Ishii's 'The Asian Angel' finds clever ways to merge the restraint of Japanese film with the muscle of Korean film, creating a new style of border-crossing road movie that inhabits its own genre category: the Asian Family Film. Starring: Sosuke Ikematsu, Moon Choi, Joe Odagiri, Min-jae Kim, Yae-eun Kimĭuring a drunken-but-amiable dinner one night, a Korean host tells his Japanese guests that a recent survey found that Japanese who 'disapprove' of Koreans account for 61% of the population, while Koreans who 'disapprove' of Japanese top 69%. Produced by: Takuro Nagai, Park Jung-bum, Oh Ji-yoon IMPORTANT NOTE: Temperatures will be taken in the reception area and masks are absolutely mandatory. In Japanese/Korean/English with English/Japanese subtitles Japan, 2021 128 minutes

Sneak Preview Screening: 'The Asian Angel (Ajia no Tenshi)' followed by a Q&A with director Yuya Ishii and star Sosuke Ikematsu A border-crossing dysfunctional-family road movie invites tears and laughter

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