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I'm playing a woman with a grudge.
Oh, I see.
She has a knife.
- In the play? - Yes.
It's not good.
- It's not good? - It's not good.
When I got home, I was told that I had a scary face.
I see.
I can't control myself.
When I'm playing such a role...
- Is it really your role? - No.
I'm really worried about it.
But if you don't play that role...
- You'll get better. - You'll get better.
So you'll be fine.
- I thought you'd be fine. - I can't control myself.
You'll get better.
I'm trying to be strong.
The movie "WOW WOW!" will be broadcast.
Saito Takumi and Itai Ika will navigate you.
"Movie Club"!
His work has shocked the world with its shocking theme and precise human depiction.
"Movie Club"!
The French title "Jacques Odier", which you encounter in a movie.
We've featured quite a few movies in this show.
- This time... - We've featured three movies.
- And they're all representative movies. - That's right.
- Among them, we'll introduce you to "Deepan's Battle". - Yes, it's the latest movie.
A former soldier who lost his wife and daughter in a civil war in Sri Lanka...
...prepares to join France as a refugee with his family and friends.
So, Shilen, who was waiting for him there, fought with D-pan.
It's a relatively new work recently.
Yes, it is. However, with this work, Shacko once again demonstrated his ability.
This work has won the Palme d'Or at the 68th Cannes International Film Festival.
Palme d'Or is won under Carol, who was the most influential actress in Ghibane.
Judges Coen brothers and Xavier Doran chose it as the most influential actress.
Director and screenwriter is Jack Odier.
His father is a screenwriter and his uncle is a producer.
They were born in a film family.
After studying literature and philosophy at Sorbonne University,
he started his career as an editor.
After that, he started his career as a screenwriter.
He has participated in works such as "Escape from Death" and "Killing Time".
In 1994, "At Night When Angels Sleep Next To Me", he made his directorial debut.
Director and screenwriter is Cesar, who won the Palme d'Or at the Cannes International Film Festival.
Director and screenwriter is Tahar Rahim, who won the Grand Prix at Cannes International Film Festival in 2009.
Director and screenwriter is Cesar, who won four awards at "Walking With You" at the 2012 Marion Cotillard Film Festival.
Director and screenwriter is Tahar Rahim, who saw BBC documentaries about the Sri Lankan civil war and started his project.
France has always accepted refugees,
but there are also terrorist attacks against refugees who are dissatisfied with discrimination and poverty,
and accepting them has become a social problem.
Terrorist attacks occurred in Paris in 2015 after the film was completed.
Director and screenwriter says, "Film is not a trace of reality.
If it was made after terrorism, it would have been a completely different work."
Starring Anthony Tarzan and Jess Tarzan.
Three years ago, during the Sri Lankan civil war, he fought as a young soldier of the anti- government army.
He crossed France from Thailand, where he fled, and applied for asylum at the age of 25.
He has gone through shops in supermarkets and hotel bellboys and so on, and now he is presenting short novels, playwrights, and literary reviews as a writer.
Here is the singer of the song.
The woman disguised as a wife, Yalini, is from India and her name is Kareyaswari Srinivasan.
The girl disguised as a daughter, Irayaru, is from a karaoke shop and her name is Vinasthanvi.
She auditioned for this film and it became her debut film.
Well said.
Thank you.
At first, the director only decided on the background of the story and made it while interacting with the cast and crew on the set.
The director said that he wanted to make it in a different way than before by hiring people who are not professional actors.
Even though they only decided on the background of the story, the shooting is really good, isn't it?
Ebonine Momansau.
I checked the director right away.
Ebonine Momansau.
Well, I don't know what to say...
A short story is...
In a rough realism, the camera work is beautiful.
It's very beautiful.
I don't know what to say...
It's like the size of a French movie itself.
It's like...
Every moment, a beautiful picture comes in.
The freshness of the picture is reflected and there are moments when you think, "Wow, it's beautiful."
Yarini and Brahim's...
...conversation where words don't connect.
But something...
...doesn't feel like it's being conveyed.
That feeling...
It was like that at the scene, too.
I think it was reflected in the IOC...
...that they were making it in a world where words don't connect.
Crossing the borderline like that...
I think it's a scene where...
...they're connecting by poking each other's pain- like parts.
That scene was good.
I think it's a scene where the essence of this work is depicted.
For me, as a person who enters foreign culture...
...Yarini said...
Even if we fall and have a hard time, we laugh.
But our people are different.
That kind of thing...
The difference in culture...
There's a lot of distance.
But you have to live there.
That's what she said.
Her awkward, stiff expression continued all the time.
I thought, "Oh, that's what it is."
In a way, there's something heavy about it.
But from today's France...
...to Jacques Audial...
...one reality-filled scenery...
...is seen from afar in Japan.
I think it was very meaningful...
...to look out of that window.
France's famous Jacques Audial...
This will be your first broadcast.
Deeper's Battle.
Please watch it at Wawa Cinema.
Now, let's look at weekly movie calendars.
Recommended specials broadcast at Wawa Cinema...
...will be introduced on this calendar.
First one...
This one. Special Marilyn Monroe "Magical Replay" version.
Replay of a former ground-level yoga theater replay with scenes that were cut at the time.
This time, it's Marilyn Monroe.
The attention is on the seventh person's side.
Monroe's voice is the classic voice actor Mariko Mukai.
What I want you to pay attention to is the male counterpart.
Aikawa Kinye is playing delicately and exquisitely and it's interesting.
While the "no cut" version is recorded for a laser disc...
...it's a magical replay that's not even used for DVDs or broadcasts, so it's very precious.
Mukai-san is already 79 years old.
It depends on the age of the woman, but...
- Yamabuki-sensei! - Yamabuki-sensei!
I see.
Certainly, they have the same trait.
- Ah, like this, a little curled up? - Yes, yes, yes.
Ah!
Yamabuki-sensei and Monroe are the same.
If you think about it like that...
- Yamabuki-sensei is a little more... - A little...
- Excited, isn't he? - A little...
- He's a little less sexy, isn't he? - His eyes are changing, aren't they?
That's right.
So, it's Marilyn Monroe, but...
- It's a magical replay. - Yes, it's precious.
It's very precious, so...
- Please check it out. - Yes.
Now, we'll continue with this weekend's special...
"Near-future SF battle".
This is a message from the person in charge, Amata-san.
"Virtual reality" and "memories sold out"...
"Message devices buried in the human body"...
"Technology that may be generalized in the near future"...
This is a special SF movie.
We recommend you watch the prequel, "POV"...
- Yes. - It's an action movie...
- Yes. - About shooting.
It's like you've entered the world of shooting games...
- Please enjoy the thrill and realism. - Yes.
Isn't "near-future SF"...
completely different from what it was ten years ago?
- Yes. - How can I say it?
It's more of a standard...
than what we saw as "sf" in movies and our daily lives.
I feel like we're crossing paths.
I think "sf" is becoming more and more of a timely genre.
I think it's a good timing for us to review the "sf" that is made all over the world.
It's called "Future SF Battle" so please check it out!
In this segment, we'll be waiting for your comments and special requests.
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From now on, I will introduce the works I have chosen.
This is "One for Prince Nakai".
This time, "Nakachoi, a pianist in the middle of the night".
A young man who used to be a real estate broker in a hidden society begins to aim for a pianist who has once failed because of something.
French Noir, which depicts his hardships and struggles.
"Pianist in the middle of the night".
Not only those who haven't seen it, but also those who have seen it can enjoy "Nakachoi Point" more.
"Corners subtract penalty".
I think this work has a good script.
I think there are certain conditions for a good script.
If there is good and evil, and if there is good and bad, the balance will be zero.
In other words, when something very good is happening, something bad is always happening at the same time, and the balance will be zero.
I think it is basic whether or not it is incorporated into the script.
This work is also about playing the main character, Roman Julius.
He is a real estate broker and does a lot of bad things.
When a person who knows such negative things tries to go in a positive direction as a pianist,
I think the point of the play is whether or not the sin you committed is properly incorporated into the play.
In that sense, even if you think about the logic of the play, I think that there was a element that the viewer could easily accept while watching this work.
I really like the last scene of this play, the last sequence of the last scene, and I think that the audience thinks about what choice you made at the end of the play, and what choice you made.
By doing so, his future life somehow comes to life.
- The way we described "last" is... - Yes.
- ...we can leave it to him. - We can leave it to him.
What we want him to consider to be his "play my zero" is to let us create the last piece of the play, that is his "tape cut" part for us to play.
- I think that's something in "last" that is common to past works. - I see.
That's it for " worst options " adaptation, " Midnight Pianist ".
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