Disillusioned with the world she knows, a woman searches for meaning and affirmations of life with a dashing Yakuza gangster in Tokyo.Disillusioned with the world she knows, a woman searches for meaning and affirmations of life with a dashing Yakuza gangster in Tokyo.Disillusioned with the world she knows, a woman searches for meaning and affirmations of life with a dashing Yakuza gangster in Tokyo.
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- 1 nomination total
Luke Bridgford
- Shawn
- (as Luke Anthony Bridgford)
- …
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- TriviaThe original cut of the film (filmed in 2017 and shelved until its release in September 2020) was longer and darker, showing more of a disturbing reality of love hotels and with more graphic and longer sex and nudity scenes. Before the film was released, it was cut down in order to tone it down and attract a wider audience. This is also why most of Alexandra Daddario's nude scenes were heavily edited. For example, originally the "sex montage" was longer and it showed Margaret having rough sex with more men, and it also included some topless scenes from her. Despite rumors, there never was any full frontal or lesbian scenes filmed with her. Reportedly, the original cut was about 45 minutes longer than final version. Neither a director's cut nor an unrated version has been released.
- GoofsAt 1 hour and 28 minutes Kazu is shown with his right hand bandaged with his pinkie finger missing. More than a minute later in another scene it is his left hand which is bandaged with the pinkie finger missing.
- SoundtracksAozora (Blue Sky)
Performed by The Blue Hearts
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A bleak and rather depressing film for the majority of the screen time, but the movie suffers from the lack of substance and convenient encounters to drive the story forward.
The problem I have for these type of films is it often do succeed in showing how low the human condition can reach, but there's no major theme or message after the fact. We see a woman spiraling down mentally and physically but other than showing it, the movie never goes deeper.
I guess it's kind of a cautionary tale. It's letting you know the obvious: humans are driven by goals, meaning, and a sense of belonging. If you have none of those, you might find yourself in the protagonist's shoes; desperately trying to find a connection and meaning, but mixing with the wrong crowd and habits.
Unfortunately, the conclusion leaves a lot to be desired and the movie as a whole feels like a missed opportunity.
The problem I have for these type of films is it often do succeed in showing how low the human condition can reach, but there's no major theme or message after the fact. We see a woman spiraling down mentally and physically but other than showing it, the movie never goes deeper.
I guess it's kind of a cautionary tale. It's letting you know the obvious: humans are driven by goals, meaning, and a sense of belonging. If you have none of those, you might find yourself in the protagonist's shoes; desperately trying to find a connection and meaning, but mixing with the wrong crowd and habits.
Unfortunately, the conclusion leaves a lot to be desired and the movie as a whole feels like a missed opportunity.
- tachiiderp
- Oct 16, 2020
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- $106,045
- Runtime1 hour 37 minutes
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- 1.78 : 1
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