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Pikunikku

  • 1996
  • 1h 8min
CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
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Pikunikku (1996)
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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaCoco, Tsumuji, and Satoru, patients of a mental clinic who believe the world will end, escape from the clinic and search for a place to picnic so they can watch the end of the world.Coco, Tsumuji, and Satoru, patients of a mental clinic who believe the world will end, escape from the clinic and search for a place to picnic so they can watch the end of the world.Coco, Tsumuji, and Satoru, patients of a mental clinic who believe the world will end, escape from the clinic and search for a place to picnic so they can watch the end of the world.

  • Dirección
    • Shunji Iwai
  • Guionista
    • Shunji Iwai
  • Elenco
    • Chara
    • Tadanobu Asano
    • Koichi Hashizume
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  • CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
    7.1/10
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    • Dirección
      • Shunji Iwai
    • Guionista
      • Shunji Iwai
    • Elenco
      • Chara
      • Tadanobu Asano
      • Koichi Hashizume
    • 14Opiniones de los usuarios
    • 5Opiniones de los críticos
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      • 3 premios ganados en total

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    Elenco principal11

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    Chara
    • Coco
    Tadanobu Asano
    Tadanobu Asano
    • Tsumuji
    Koichi Hashizume
    • Satoru
    Naomasa Musaka
    • Head Nurse
    Fujiko Yamamoto
    • Nurse
    Shifumi Yamaguchi
    • Coco's Mother
    Takaaki Kabuto
    • Coco's Father
    Kazue Itô
    • Doctor
    Keiichi Suzuki
    • Pastor
    Sumi Mutoh
    • Nurse
    Rina Hoshino
    Rina Hoshino
    • Girl on the Billboard
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    • Dirección
      • Shunji Iwai
    • Guionista
      • Shunji Iwai
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    8DawsonChu

    Remarkable

    Since the composition is so delicate, the harsh texture of the editing should be made deliberately. The gloomy and horrific interior space and imaginative outdoor wanderings seem to tear the movie into two parts, but when the fences, rainstorms, feathers and other details are fully expressed, the metaphorical irony is gradually replaced by a purely romantic atmosphere. Although some part of the film it's going too far, the integral effect is quite remarkable.
    9a-fool

    best shortfilm I've ever seen

    I've seen Love Letter, Swallowtail Butterfl, April Story from Iwai Shunji before this shortfilm.And I finally got to see it several days ago.

    It's really great,another gem from Iwai.It's the best shortfilm I've ever seen,I think.

    It feels like an allegory ,about our society and something we lost while struggling in it.I can't say out the signification clearly,but it DOES make me ponder about many things.

    And the cinematography,is very beautiful.I got deeply absorbed in the dreamlike picture,especially the slowly_fluttering black feathers in the last scene.I felt overwhelmingly sad at the time.

    All the performances are perfect,embodying the significance Iwai intended for.

    According to the four films I've seen, Iwai Shunji is the hope of Japan film industry.Expect more stunning from him.
    8bensan9

    chara rules

    I am very impressed by shunji iwai's films just like everyone else seems to be. I loved swallowtail butterfly so much. This film was good too, but it seemed to lack the feeling of reality and the created world in swallowtail.

    Chara is really awesome, and the other two guys do well at times, and lack at times in their acting skills. the loony people just don't always seem that looney, you can at times tell that they are just acting that way.

    still the film is done beautifully, and the story is interesting enough. watching three crazy people take a walk on a wall to see the end of the world is certainly original, and surprises may come. so anyhow. i would say that you should watch this, but don`t miss swallowtail.
    10M Brucia

    Iwai Shunji's best short film

    This work by Iwai Shunji shows the strengths of the short film genre. Valuing atmosphere and cinematics as much as plot, it avoids the trap many primarily visual movies fall into by being just the right length to catch and hold the viewer's attention. Iwai is at his best here, showing his Christopher Doyle influences (and, thankfully, not his earlier TV-directing influences). He has also managed once again to pull exemplary performances from the cast.

    The story itself follows three psychologically disturbed people who leave their institution on a misdirected quest. Beyond that it is difficult to avoid saying too much, as, after all, this is a short film and hence has an appropriately short script.

    While Iwai Shunji's earlier works lie among the dregs of Japanese cinematography, Picnic (as well as Swallowtail) should elevate him to the status of one of Japan's best modern directors. One can only hope that he can continue making works of this superb quality.
    9howard.schumann

    A stunning achievement

    In Picnic, director Shunji Iwai has crafted a short film of visual beauty and lyric poetry. Three young inmates at a mental institution walk along a wall connecting the hospital to the outside world and simply keep going, perhaps a metaphor for the Jungian idea of the long journey back to the genuine self. As they travel on a ledge between the ground and the sky, each in their own way attempts to liberate themselves from their inauthenticity and recapture the experience of wholeness. The inmates are Coco, played by Chara, a Japanese pop singer who would later star in Iwai's Swallowtail Butterfly, Tsumuji, performed by Tadanobu Asano, now the husband of Chara, and Satoru (Koichi Hashizumi).

    The first twenty minutes are set inside the institution. A reluctant Chara is delivered to the hospital by her parents and is subject to abuse and mistreatment by a female attendant. Tsumuji has murdered one of his teachers who was abusing him and sees the dead man's ghost before him in a very disturbing sequence. It is not clear why Satoru is there but we see scenes of him masturbating excessively. As the three find a common bond, they set out on their journey, first encountering a young choir at a Christian church singing an otherworldly hymn. They are befriended by the priest who gives them a bible even though Tsumuji says he is a non-believer.

    When the boy reads the publication date, however, he concludes that will be the day the world will end and the three decide to have a picnic at the nearby lighthouse to wait for the fateful moment. As they prepare to witness the world's end, they open up to each other with a childlike innocence and acknowledge their wrongdoing. Elizabeth Lesser says, "The price for staying heart blind is a life unlived". The Dalai Lama has gone as far as saying that "the tendency to avoid problems and the emotional suffering inherent in them is the primary basis of all mental illness". As they talk to each other and begin to make connection, they become real people not "mental patients".

    While the film's meaning may be different to each viewer, to me it is saying that we should live our life as if the world will end tomorrow, be in touch with the beauty of each moment, and acknowledge the actions in our life that may have harmed others. Whatever the message, Picnic is a stunning achievement, each scene capable of standing alone as a unique work of art. In spite of a sadness that reminded me of my own dark moods of adolescence, it left me with a feeling of transcendence.

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      Chara and Tadanobu Asano met while filming this film and married the same year. The two had an amicable divorce in 2009 after fourteen years of marriage.

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    • Fecha de lanzamiento
      • 15 de junio de 1996 (Japón)
    • País de origen
      • Japón
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      • Japonés
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      • Picnic
    • Productoras
      • Fuji Television Network (Fuji TV)
      • Pony Canyon
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      1 hora 8 minutos
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