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Go

  • 2001
  • 2h 2min
NOTE IMDb
7,4/10
3,1 k
MA NOTE
Go (2001)
Coming-of-AgeTeen RomanceDramaRomance

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueSugihara, born in Japan but with North Korean parents, falls in love with a Japanese girl after changing from a North Korean school to a Japanese school. His boxer dad teaches him boxing - s... Tout lireSugihara, born in Japan but with North Korean parents, falls in love with a Japanese girl after changing from a North Korean school to a Japanese school. His boxer dad teaches him boxing - skills used a lot.Sugihara, born in Japan but with North Korean parents, falls in love with a Japanese girl after changing from a North Korean school to a Japanese school. His boxer dad teaches him boxing - skills used a lot.

  • Réalisation
    • Isao Yukisada
  • Scénario
    • Kazuki Kaneshiro
    • Kankurô Kudô
  • Casting principal
    • Yôsuke Kubozuka
    • Kô Shibasaki
    • Tarô Yamamoto
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  • NOTE IMDb
    7,4/10
    3,1 k
    MA NOTE
    • Réalisation
      • Isao Yukisada
    • Scénario
      • Kazuki Kaneshiro
      • Kankurô Kudô
    • Casting principal
      • Yôsuke Kubozuka
      • Kô Shibasaki
      • Tarô Yamamoto
    • 14avis d'utilisateurs
    • 20avis des critiques
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
    • Récompenses
      • 41 victoires et 6 nominations au total

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    Yôsuke Kubozuka
    Yôsuke Kubozuka
    • Sugihara
    Kô Shibasaki
    Kô Shibasaki
    • Sakurai Tsubaki
    Tarô Yamamoto
    Tarô Yamamoto
    • Tawake
    Hirofumi Arai
    Hirofumi Arai
    • Won-su
    Mitsu Murata
    • Katô
    Takahito Hosoyamada
    • Jeong-il
    • (as Takato Hosoyamada)
    Asami Mizukawa
    • Korean in the tube station
    Anri Ban
    • Kaori
    Rina Takagi
    • Sakurai's sister
    Ryuzo Ishida
    Atsushi Ida
    • Challenger
    Shunya Isaka
    • Challenger
    Atsushi Matsuda
    Ryou Nitta
    • Challenger with knife
    Sai Hojin
    Takashi Nomura
    Takeshi Nakajima
    • Challenger
    Ryôsuke Koshiba
    • Réalisation
      • Isao Yukisada
    • Scénario
      • Kazuki Kaneshiro
      • Kankurô Kudô
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    8heinen04

    Great example of how patriarchy is still prevalent in Japanese films

    First of all, I loved this movie--loved it. It is a great portrayal of how strict the laws are against "aliens" in Japan. Told from the point of view of a Japan-born Korean Sugihara, Sugihara endures torment and the possibility of lost love simply because he is a Japan-born Korean. It does not matter that he attends a Japanese school (so that he is able to attend University as Korean schools are not recognized by Japanese higher education), speaks fluent Japanese, and has never even been to Korea, he will never be recognized as a Japanese citizen and thus must have his "papers" on him at all time. Despite how fresh and innovative the topic of discriminated foreigners is portrayed in the film, the female characters are discriminated against just as much as any Japan-born Korean. To put it bluntly: all of the female characters--all of them--are idiots. Sugihara's mother, while providing some comedic relief, is stupidly naive. Sakurai's mother asks questions after they've already been answered and discussed in her presence--as though she is too dim to understand. A friend of Sugihara believes everything that she is told no matter how ridiculous. Patriarchal comments are made about women such as "She couldn't cook but she was really cute." Perhaps the most disappointing female character of all is Sakurai--the main female character of the film. Apparently, even in modern-day Japanese films, the female love interest has to be a neurotic--much like many American films'female love interests. She charms the audience not through her wit or intelligence, but through her peculiarities. This would almost suffice if there was not such a let down in knowing that her attraction to Sugihara stemmed from the fact that he beat people up. A woman impressed by male strength--how original. Even in the end when Sakurai proves to think for herself after all, the beauty of her realization is upstaged by Sugihara's screaming at her. For such a brilliant, beautiful film with such clear-cut messages about being born into discrimination, there should have been at least one female character who was not discriminated into the category of being too dumb to identify with simply because she is a woman. A very big let-down for such a great work.
    10andmorris

    well done representative of "cool" Japanese cinema

    I love this movie. Not only is Yusuke Kubozuka the man but this movie is just done really really well. It is a very good combination of stylistically surreal scenes such as the basketball scene and the race against the train, along with a plot that delves into issues that are very prevalent in Japanese society. A good friend of mine has experienced quite a bit of this prejudice in Japan being of partially Korean descent. It's actually been a little while since I've seen the movie so I can't really comment on too much of the specifics, but I just remember it as being a very intense experience that came through on a number of levels, combining an interesting love story, cool action sequences, humor, social commentary, and a coming of age story all into one amazing movie. Also it was great to see the actor who played the father again because he was so cool back in "Tampopo".
    7Jeremy_Urquhart

    Go(od) movie

    It's not as fast-paced as you'd expect a movie called GO (remember ALL CAPS when you spell the film name) to be, but it's definitely effective as a mostly grounded coming-of-age drama with a few slightly surreal/heightened scenes here and there. It unpacks a type of prejudice you don't often see in film (or at least I haven't seen before), and I think it feels appropriately empathetic and is also pretty well-acted throughout.

    There were some great moments throughout - just enough to keep my interest, even though I didn't find it to be the most absorbing thing 100% of the time. I think if you find yourself in the mood for something a little slower than most other movies out there, and like a good character-focused/coming-of-age drama every now and then, GO should scratch an itch; you should almost certainly GO ahead and watch it.
    9zeilmann.a

    Fast and furious teen-drama

    Go was a surprise at Berlin FilmFest. A wild - at times bloody - story about a guy from the North Korean community in Japan, who tries to find out what his roots are and where he belongs to. Sugihara speaks Japanese, he looks like an ordinary Japanese punk and has Japanese friends - but he is different. He feels alienated from his parents and his background, he hates the rigid rules at the North Korean college he is attenting (chanting, marching and being beaten up by a strictly communist teacher included), but he's got no clue how to meddle into Japanese society. So he does best provocating others much to the anger of his father a former boxer, who has very special methods of education. What most people don't know, there are strong reservations in Japan against the Koreans in the country, so in the course of the events Sugihara hits some walls, especially when he fells in love with a Japanese girl, and doesn't dare to tell her the truth. A strong example for "New Japanese Cinema". Watch out for this director!
    8penguinopolipitese

    This is my love story

    When I first saw this movie I was kind of turned off by it. It can be kind of confusing the first time around. But as with most good things it gets better with time and familiarity. The movie basically revolves around a Japanese born but fully north Korean teenager who struggles to find his place in society and come to terms with his tough father. As a Japanese-born Korean or "zainichi" he often feels alienated both by Korean and Japanese culture. The movie follows the trials and transformations in his life and his desire to find who he is and where he belongs. I think a lot of people who are the second or third generation of immigrant families will really get this movie. It's like being stuck between two worlds sometimes. But regardless of background people will be able to relate to the story (manic as it is). If you like say fight club, you will probably like this movie. There are quite a bit of action and fight sequences, a lot of introspection, and also romantic elements. The movie tends to segregate these elements to some extent which makes the film seem lop-sided but in the end everything balances nicely. This is probably one of my favourite movies, Japanese or otherwise.

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    • Anecdotes
      Official submission of Japan for the 'Best Foreign Language Film' category of the 74th Academy Awards in 2002.
    • Gaffes
      When the Korean girl at the station grabs the stabbed neck, her hand is already covered in blood.

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    • Date de sortie
      • 20 octobre 2001 (Japon)
    • Pays d’origine
      • Japon
    • Langues
      • Japonais
      • Coréen
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • GO!大暴走
    • Sociétés de production
      • Toei Tokyo
      • Star Max
      • TV Tokyo
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    • Durée
      2 heures 2 minutes
    • Couleur
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    • Mixage
      • Dolby Digital
    • Rapport de forme
      • 1.85 : 1

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