Mother: Mazâ

Titolo originale: Mazâ

2020
2h 6min

VALUTAZIONE IMDb

6,8/10

3596

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Akiko è una madre single che ama il suo figlio scolaro Shuhei ma ama anche il divertimento. Il figlio ha bisogno di lei e lei ha bisogno di uomini, di sesso e attenzione. Tutto va bene finch... Leggi tuttoAkiko è una madre single che ama il suo figlio scolaro Shuhei ma ama anche il divertimento. Il figlio ha bisogno di lei e lei ha bisogno di uomini, di sesso e attenzione. Tutto va bene finché un giorno il ragazzo uccide i suoi nonni.Akiko è una madre single che ama il suo figlio scolaro Shuhei ma ama anche il divertimento. Il figlio ha bisogno di lei e lei ha bisogno di uomini, di sesso e attenzione. Tutto va bene finché un giorno il ragazzo uccide i suoi nonni.

Regia
- Tatsushi Ômori
Sceneggiatura
- Takehiko Minato
- Tatsushi Ômori
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VALUTAZIONE IMDb

6,8/10

3596

LA TUA VALUTAZIONE

Regia
- Tatsushi Ômori
Sceneggiatura
- Takehiko Minato
- Tatsushi Ômori
Star

Vedi le informazioni sulla produzione su IMDbPro

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- 6 vittorie e 2 candidature totali

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6melshasu

Not easy to watch

A movie about codependency, neglect, toxic cicles and learned hopelessness. It does a very good job at portraying the ugly side of society, it's so heartbreaking that it makes you want to look away (the same way many characters do during the film). But it's quite slow paced, and because it does show the endless cicles of bad decisions and abuse in a realistic way, by the end of it it felt like I was watching the same scene on a loop.

7helcio-2

When there is no hope.

The director is sensitive enough to show a family of outcasts (if we can call that human gathering a family), a situation that, although it exists in any society, no country likes to show them in the cinema. Very good performance in general, notably the boy Shuhei. Today's Japanese cinema has succeeded the Italian's in the art of unraveling the complicated life of those forgotten by society.

8Megan_Shida

Bold Filmmaking on Mental Illness, Trauma, and Familial Bonds

This is not an easy film to watch. The director does an excellent job portraying a mother who is suffering from mental illness and the traumatic relationship she has with her son. The viewer is dragged through her erratic and destructive behavior- much like the son is- as we painfully watch the pair experience homelessness, domestic violence, familial rejection, and crime. Ultimately, we are left to grapple with the difficult decisions the son is left to make after knowing nothing but this violent and abusive woman's love.

6alaningle7

He still loves you

A very troubled mother travels around Japan with her son and later her new daughter gambling, drinking, sleeping with bad men and avoiding debt collectors. All the time her son seeks stability and education his mother derails his hopes at every turn. A depressing look at co dependency and the spiral of descent which will eventually lead to an unimaginable crime.

9dinastha

Heartbreaking

The movie is heartbreaking 💔 😢. To what extent can one love their mother? This movie should have been named horrible mother. My heart breaks for kids who suffer from abusive mother and all the trauma they have suffered.