Flowers for Tokyo, More Proof of the Health of Young Japanese Cinema
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Presented at the Fortnight of Cannes, the first film by the young Japanese director deals with family relations following a drama, but hard to hold the length.
Hard not to think of Shinji Somai and Kore-eda by discovering Danzuka Yuiga's first film.
In his first feature film, "Des Fleurs pour Tokyo", the youngest Japanese director selected at the Directors' Fortnight in Cannes combines the history of redevelopment of a Tokyo neighbourhood with a family drama.
In the Shibuya district of Tokyo, the lines of contemporary architecture cross intertwined lines of life: a first film firmly carved.
The first films of Yuiga Danzuka and Shu Qi have in common to be centered on family relations, maze of affect in one, space of conflict in the other.
First feature film by filmmaker Yuiga Danzuka, "Flowers for Tokyo" auscultes the reverse of the Japanese dream.
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