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Orange Days

Titolo originale: Orenji deizu
  • Serie TV
  • 2004
  • 45min
VALUTAZIONE IMDb
8,0/10
1162
LA TUA VALUTAZIONE
Orange Days (2004)
DrammaRomanticismo

Yuuki Kai è uno studente universitario che studia psicologia del benessere sociale e cerca di trovare lavoro. Un giorno incontra una ragazza, Hagio Sae, che suona il violino, e ne rimane inc... Leggi tuttoYuuki Kai è uno studente universitario che studia psicologia del benessere sociale e cerca di trovare lavoro. Un giorno incontra una ragazza, Hagio Sae, che suona il violino, e ne rimane incuriosito.Yuuki Kai è uno studente universitario che studia psicologia del benessere sociale e cerca di trovare lavoro. Un giorno incontra una ragazza, Hagio Sae, che suona il violino, e ne rimane incuriosito.

  • Star
    • Satoshi Tsumabuki
    • Kô Shibasaki
    • Hiroki Narimiya
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  • VALUTAZIONE IMDb
    8,0/10
    1162
    LA TUA VALUTAZIONE
    • Star
      • Satoshi Tsumabuki
      • Kô Shibasaki
      • Hiroki Narimiya
    • 15Recensioni degli utenti
    • 1Recensione della critica
  • Vedi le informazioni sulla produzione su IMDbPro
  • Vedi le informazioni sulla produzione su IMDbPro
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    Satoshi Tsumabuki
    Satoshi Tsumabuki
    • Yuuki Kai
    • 2004
    Kô Shibasaki
    Kô Shibasaki
    • Hagio Sae
    • 2004
    Hiroki Narimiya
    Hiroki Narimiya
    • Shouhei Aida
    • 2004
    Miho Shiraishi
    Miho Shiraishi
    • Akane Ozawa
    • 2004
    Eita Nagayama
    Eita Nagayama
    • Keita Yashima
    • 2004
    Manami Konishi
    • Maho Takagi
    • 2004
    Yû Yamada
    • Saeki Soyoko
    • 2004
    Juri Ueno
    Juri Ueno
    • Ayumi Kirishima
    • 2004
    Fumiyo Kohinata
    Fumiyo Kohinata
    • Sakaida Kyouju
    • 2004
    Jun Fubuki
    • Yuriko Hagio
    • 2004
    Takashi Kashiwabara
    Takashi Kashiwabara
    • Sano
    • 2004
    Ikki Sawamura
    • Fujii Haruki
    • 2004
    Masaru Nagai
    Masaru Nagai
    • Kakizaki Tohru
    • 2004
    Kei Tanaka
    • 2004
    Eriko Satô
    • Arisa
    • 2004
    Satoshi Matsuda
    • 2004
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    8guyphoebus

    A Very Endearing Series

    My college days are far behind me. Yet, Orange Days took me back like no other show had done before. The storyline is centered around Sae, a deaf college student remarkably interpreted by Ko Shibasaki. Sae's vivacious, feisty, and very endearing personality earns her the love interest of Kai, a gentler, more reserved student. Along with three friends with bubbling personalities, the fledging couple forms the Orange Days group. Its members will share their college challenges and romantic entanglements until graduation. It is worth noting that in order to include Sae, her friends all learn sign language. The five actors did a great job learning and expressing sign language in a very natural way. The story moves along very smoothly and keeps its youthful atmosphere from end to end. A very endearing trip back to your twenties. The only aspect that might prevent you from enjoying thoroughly it is the need to read subtitles during sign language exchanges, which won't be a problem for anyone used to watching foreign language movies.
    10grantham-15125

    Delightful Coming of Age Drama with Fabulous Cast

    Having enjoyed a good many Korean dramas, my wife and I started exploring other films and series from that part of the world and discovered this series. It is set in Japan and is about a group of young people who meet at University and proceed to grow up together as they turn into adults. Kai. A young man from the group, meets Sae, who was an award winning violinist, but lost her hearing and had to give up. Kai and the rest of the group help her to come to terms with her hearing loss and Kai starts to fall in love despite being in a relationship already.. Ko Shibasaki gives an outstanding performance as the deaf Sae and acts with just sign language, her body and her eyes and she is truly outstanding. Satoshi Tsumabuki as Kai is also excellent and the chemistry between them is very real. I mustn't forget the rest of the group who all play their parts beautifully. The plot twists and turns and you never quite know whether it will work out of not. You will have to watch it to find out.

    12/10 from me. I totally enjoyed it and it is one of the best romantic dramas I've seen in a ,ong time. A Must See!
    8wheatley-20230

    Enjoyable romantic drama with an edge

    I enjoy a good romantic drama, so I am easily disposed to favour shows like this.

    My wife, however, gave up on it after a few episodes, complaining that it was too adolescent. But for me, that missed the point. These characters are learning how to live and love and make mistakes along the way. As did I when I was their age.

    In any case, this drama found additional resonance in the character of Sae, who is powerfully portrayed by Kou Shibasaki. Her deafness, plus her musical genius, create a very sympathetic, yet highly challenging character. Watching Kai (Satoshi Tsumabuki) confront and overcome her demons is a joy.

    If romantic dramas are your thing, give this a go.
    10caromolivos

    Brilliant even 20 years later!

    I've only started getting into j-dramas and k-dramas in the last year or so. Started with a lot rom-coms/thrillers with Takeru Satoh and then discovered k-dramas some of which I loved. Some however felt over-acted or a type of actingI don't like. Started rewatching j-dramas last week. Seriously impressed with 18x2 Beyond my Youthful Days which was beautiful, brilliantly acted and poignant. Stumbled upon this and watched it in 3 days, hard to believe it's 20 years old. Brilliantly acted by all involved, understated acting but powerful. The fact that this type of series with sign language was made 20 years ago shows and hasn't aged shows how good it is. Loved all the characters in it. A joy to watch and re-watch. Both j-dramas had a quiet elegance and eloquence which I needed after some 'noisier' kdramas.
    10soneagu

    The series is incredibly emotional! I love it, I love it, I love it!!!

    I have watched the series twice and I can guarantee that you will like it even if you are glued to western culture. This is not my first J-drama, I loved "The Full Time Wife Escapist", if you are interested in the psychology of characters. Ko Shibasaki, which I simply adore after this series, interprets astonishingly the frustration of a violinist genius who lost hearing. The truth is that I am less into a great scenario (this series has a great scenario, story, everything by the way), and more for real emotions shown truly and deeply on screen, and Orange Days excels on them! By the way, first time I watched it continuously, from one end to the other; couldn't stop ... I strongly recommend it!

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      • 11 aprile 2004 (Italia)
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