The Birth of Saké

2015
1h 30min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueThe Birth of Saké is a documentary that reveals the history of passionate sake makers, and what it takes to create a traditional sake at the Yoshida Brewery, a family distillery with more th... Tout lireThe Birth of Saké is a documentary that reveals the history of passionate sake makers, and what it takes to create a traditional sake at the Yoshida Brewery, a family distillery with more then 140 years of history, in northern Japan.The Birth of Saké is a documentary that reveals the history of passionate sake makers, and what it takes to create a traditional sake at the Yoshida Brewery, a family distillery with more then 140 years of history, in northern Japan.

Réalisation
- Erik Shirai
Scénario
- Erik Shirai

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7,2/10

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Réalisation
- Erik Shirai
Scénario
- Erik Shirai

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

Récompenses
- 4 victoires et 3 nominations au total

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Anecdotes
The Tedorigawa Brewery is a 144-year old sake brewery in Ishikawa Prefecture.

Bandes originales
Jinsei Iroiro
lyrics by Daizaburô Nakayama & music by Kuranosuke Hamaguchi
published by Nichion

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A nicely polished piece of failure

This is a nicely polished piece of failure.

It's not about "the birth of sake". It's simply one season with one of the last factories that employ the traditional method. Although traditional would be a very abused word, as nothing but the simple mind of the workers is traditional.

The workers are undepaid failured.

The factory itself is a failure, although the owner is pretending to have a high quality product. And the sake is hard to sell and elicits only some polite remarks from the buyers.

The drink itself is a failure as even the owner and the employees get drunk on beer and not sake.

And the film fails to become exciting. It is the long and boring cut of a 5 minute "How It Is Made" Youtube video plus some interviews from the bonus tracks.