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Días perfectos

Título original: Perfect Days
  • 2023
  • PG
  • 2h 4min
CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
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Días perfectos (2023)
A janitor in Japan drives between jobs listening to rock music.
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En Japón, un conserje conduce de un trabajo a otro escuchando música rock.En Japón, un conserje conduce de un trabajo a otro escuchando música rock.En Japón, un conserje conduce de un trabajo a otro escuchando música rock.

  • Dirección
    • Wim Wenders
  • Guionistas
    • Wim Wenders
    • Takuma Takasaki
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    • Kôji Yakusho
    • Tokio Emoto
    • Arisa Nakano
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      • Wim Wenders
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      • Wim Wenders
      • Takuma Takasaki
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      • Kôji Yakusho
      • Tokio Emoto
      • Arisa Nakano
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    • 80Metascore
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    • Nominado a 1 premio Óscar
      • 14 premios ganados y 47 nominaciones en total

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    Kôji Yakusho
    Kôji Yakusho
    • Hirayama
    Tokio Emoto
    Tokio Emoto
    • Takashi
    Arisa Nakano
    Arisa Nakano
    • Niko
    Miyako Tanaka
    • Old Lady with Brush
    Long Mizuma
    • Businessman
    Soraji Shibuya
    • Kid
    Aoi Iwasaki
    • Kid
    Kisuke Shimazaki
    • Lost Boy
    Yuriko Kawasaki
    • Mother
    Aki Kobayashi
    • Baby
    Bunmei Harada
    Bunmei Harada
    • Priest
    Min Tanaka
    Min Tanaka
    • Homeless
    Reina
    • Tourist
    Shunsuke Miura
    • Bath House Owner
    Gan Furukawa
    • Old Man
    Atsushi Fukazawa
    • Kat-Chan
    Taijirô Tamura
    • Regular
    Masahiro Kômoto
    Masahiro Kômoto
    • Bar Owner
    • (as Masahiro Koumoto)
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      • Wim Wenders
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      • Wim Wenders
      • Takuma Takasaki
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    9mentemalleo

    About a happy toilet cleaner who discovers change.

    The film starts slow, but that's the point. We start to know a dedicated Tokyo toilet cleaner who goes through his daily routine, apparently happy with his life. Then a series of minor events cause upheaval: his colleagues, family, and romantic interest remind him of life's missed opportunities. All very subtle reminders that you can be perfectly happy in a bland life following your daily routine, but that life's circumstances are forever changing, and are inviting and challenging you to lead life on a higher, more interesting level. The closing shot reveals a clearly emotional toilet cleaner driving to work: life's new opportunities have unsettled him. The open ending leaves us wondering what's next. A great movie that is largely carried by the phenomenal Koji Yashuko: he superbly carries the story with his facial expressions between the extremely sparse dialogues. The cinematography by Franz Lustig is also incredibly good: the closing scene, the loving lighting of the numerous toilets, etc. I'd rate it higher but the film is vaguely unsatisfying in its sublety: it generates the itch but just barely scratches it. But definitely one of the best films of 2023.
    8ferguson-6

    alone vs lonely vs awakened

    Greetings again from the darkness. For most folks, life is a constant battle each and every day as we attempt to avoid the chaos stemming from work, health, friends, family, and overall stress. Sometimes we kid ourselves into thinking we have things under control, but inevitably, a sharp reminder pops up letting us know "control" is a mirage, and life is meant to be more rollercoaster than smooth sailing. Longtime writer-director Wim Wenders and co-writer Takuma Takasaki have teamed up for this Oscar nominated film depicting one man's attempt to control his life.

    Veteran actor Koji Yakusho stars as Hirayama. He's the proverbial creature of habit, which the first 45 minutes of the movie prove. We see him rise from sleep in his simple, well-organized apartment. He spritzes his plants, smiles at the sky, and drives his van to his job as a sanitation worker in the city. The logo on his jumpsuit is The Tokyo Toilet and we follow him on his rounds as he scrubs the public toilets ... each structure more artistic than the last. When he pauses for rest, Hirayama takes photos of trees with his camera. Taking pride in his work, this man of few words, has found serenity in his routine which includes nighttime reading (Faulkner, Koda, and even Patricia Highsmith). While driving his van, Hirayama utilizes his carefully selected collection of cassette tapes to provide the classic rock he loves (The Kinks, Lou Reed, etc).

    Generational and personality differences are apparent when contrasting Hirayama and his young assistant Takashi (Tokio Emoto). As the elder works towards a job well done, Takashi plays on his phone, flirts with a girl, a strives only for a job done so that he can move on to the more enjoyable evenings. The two are not friends, but the elder does seem to understand the desires and anxiousness of the younger man. At night, Hirayama does his reading and then dreams ... visions we see in black and white, many which seem to relate to nature's beauty of the trees he photographs each day.

    When one is so meticulous about the steps for each day, it takes little to shake his world. It could be the actions of his co-worker, a kiss on the cheek, a recurring homeless man in the park, and certainly, the arrival of his teenage niece after she runs away from home. When his sister arrives to take the girl back, we sense the strain in their relationship - something from the past that still lingers. It's these minor blips, along with an odd game of 'shadow tag' that shake Hirayama's routine and open him (back) up to life's ups and downs. At first, we believe Wenders is showing us the difference between alone and lonely, as this man seems quite content. But the final shot is of Hirayama's awakening and acceptance, or at least acknowledgment, of the emotions to be found in uncertainty. It's a wonderful film, beautifully directed, and expertly acted. "Perfect Day" by Lou Reed and "Feeling Good" by Nina Simone are two of the standout songs featured here.

    In theaters beginning February 7, 2024.
    8sjekkietime

    this movie will hit you in a few days

    It's a movie about mundane life, in different ways. While watching this movie you might think, where is this story going? Is something happening? Will his routine fall apart? Is he meeting someone? Maybe, maybe not...

    The story will make you conscious about simple things in your daily life. Those activities can be happy, a little sad or unexpected. It's all about your own perception.

    Overall, this movie was relaxing to experience and eye-opening in an interesting way. When I walked out of the cinema and looked around it made me feel very privileged about life. Every person experiences satisfactions in their own way. If you are a homeless, disabled, a CEO, a toiler-cleaner, happiness finds its way.
    9Jeremy_Urquhart

    Make an effort to get on the film's level and it's quite wonderful

    Yes, the movie about the guy cleaning toilets in Japan for two hours is up there among the best of 2023. I was worried it might be boring, but once the routine of the protagonist is established, there are gradually more dramatic elements revealed, and I feel like the whole film is about finding happiness or at least some level of contentment in the mundane. That gives it a similarity to Paterson, but I feel like it's really only the first half of Perfect Days that feels super comparable; there are added elements here in the second half that help the two feel different.

    Wim Wenders loves driving, he loves Japan, and he loves great music, and you get a lot of all three here. I think it's my favorite film of his besides the epic Until the End of the World (also partly set in Japan, also with much driving, and also with a killer soundtrack), but there are many films of his I should revisit, because I might've been too young for them when I did watch them (Paris, Texas comes to mind).

    If you're able to settle into a groove the same way the main character does here, I think Perfect Days ends up being surprisingly engrossing for most of its runtime. I was glad to see it in a cinema, and without any distractions. Parts of it also reminded me of Jeanne Dielman, 23, quai du Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles, but that one's more provocative in highlighting boredom, and wants to wear the viewer down to make them feel the plight of the titular character. Perfect Days gives you 12 days (I counted) in the life of someone who has a profession that sounds boring, but captures small moments throughout nearly two weeks in this guy's life that show happiness and beauty with his lifestyle.

    I liked spending time with this character, I loved how the film looked and sounded music-wise, and I appreciated all the quiet yet touching moments; some of them funny, and some of them sad. I don't know if Perfect Days is for everyone, and it might not have even been for me, had I watched it on a different day or in different circumstances. But all I know is that it hit the spot today, and that's all that matters today. "Now is now," as they say in the film itself.
    8GreenmanReviews

    The Toilet Cleaner's Guide to Happiness

    Japan's history, traditions, architecture both traditional and Neo, and its unique vibe and aesthetic have always intrigued me. So i might be a bit biased in my rating.

    Perfect Days is the kind of movie that makes you rethink your life choices-like why you've never considered becoming a public toilet cleaner in Tokyo. Wim Wenders serves up a beautifully slow-paced film where the most exciting thing that happens is a guy cleaning a toilet... and somehow, it's mesmerizing. Koji Yakusho nails the role of a man who is content with the simple pleasures in life like books, music, and perfectly scrubbed porcelain. It's like The Joy of Painting meets Toilet Scrubbing 101, but with deep life lessons sprinkled in.

    By the end, you'll be questioning why you're not appreciating the small things in your life or at least why your bathroom isn't as spotless.

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    • Trivia
      The nine public toilets featured in the movie were built to help welcome visitors to Japan as part of the planned Summer Olympics in 2020. As the pandemic delayed the Olympics, Koji Yannai, a senior executive for Fast Retailing (known for its Uniqlo brand) sought a way to still make the toilets known internationally, contacted several screenwriters and advertisers, leading to the idea of having a well-known film director produce a documentary about these toilets. Given an invitation to produce the documentary, Wim Wenders decided to make a feature instead.
    • Errores
      At 1:06, as Hirayama approaches bookstore on his bike, he is seen wearing running shoes and his sleeves rolled down. When he enters the bookstore, he's sleeves are rolled up which he rolls down. And he is wearing rain boots.
    • Citas

      Hirayama: Next time is next time. Now is now.

    • Conexiones
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    • Bandas sonoras
      The House of the Rising Sun
      Music & Lyrics: Traditional

      Performed by The Animals

      (P) 1964 Parlophone Records Ltd, a Warner Music Group Company

      Courtesy of WARNER MUSIC Group Germany Holding GmbH, a Warner Music Group Company

      Courtesy of ABKCO Music & Records, Inc.

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    • Fecha de lanzamiento
      • 14 de febrero de 2024 (México)
    • Países de origen
      • Japón
      • Alemania
    • Sitios oficiales
      • Official site [Japanese]
      • The Match Factory
    • Idiomas
      • Japonés
      • Inglés
    • También se conoce como
      • Perfect Days
    • Locaciones de filmación
      • 3-chome-37 Kameido, Koto City, Tokyo 136-0071, Japón(The apartment where he lives)
    • Productoras
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      • Spoon
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    • Total en EE. UU. y Canadá
      • USD 3,766,668
    • Fin de semana de estreno en EE. UU. y Canadá
      • USD 100,924
      • 11 feb 2024
    • Total a nivel mundial
      • USD 25,712,726
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    • Tiempo de ejecución
      • 2h 4min(124 min)
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      • Dolby Digital
    • Relación de aspecto
      • 1.37 : 1

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