Maybe not a movie some may expect - from Japan or Kitano for that matter. But that is what makes Kitano so versatile. I first came in contact with him with his violence side/movies. Some of my friends knew him from Takeshis Castle (a TV show that is quite mental). But there is also this dramatic side to him, that is slow and silent (and even philosophical, though that can also be said about his Yakuza movies).
So whether you know him or not, may play a role in how you perceive this. He is not leading in front of the camera in this, but he really has the pace down - which as described above is quite slow. Do dreams come true? Can our protagonist juggle his job and his passion (plus love life)? This and more in the adventures of ...
So whether you know him or not, may play a role in how you perceive this. He is not leading in front of the camera in this, but he really has the pace down - which as described above is quite slow. Do dreams come true? Can our protagonist juggle his job and his passion (plus love life)? This and more in the adventures of ...