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KNOWS aka DARE MO SHIRANAI |
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Year: 2004 USA: IFC Films UK: ICA Projects Cast: Yûya Yagira, Ayu Kitaura, Hiei Kumura, Momoko Shimizu, Hanae Kan, You, Kazumi Kushida, Yukiko Okamoto, Sei Hiraizumi, Ryo Kase, Yuichi Kimura, Kenichi Endo, Susumu Terajima Director: Hirokazu Kore-eda Country: Japan Language: Japanese (English subtitles) UK: 141 mins USA Rated: PG-13 for mature thematic elements and some sexual references UK Certificate: 12A contains child abandonment theme and moderate sex references USA Release Date: 11 February 2005 (Limited Release - Los Angeles) USA Release Date: 4 February 2005 (Limited Release – New York) UK Release Date: 5 November 2004 (Limited Release) Movie reviews Official website US Distributor Synopsis Inspired by an infamous true story that made headlines in Japan in 1988, this tough yet tender film from Hirokazu Kore-eda (AFTERLIFE: MABOROSI) follows the lives of four children left to fend for themselves by their wayward mother. Having smuggled her family into a new apartment under the landlord's nose, mum Keiko (played by TV star You) puts her 12 year-old son Akira (Yuya Yagira) in charge of the youngsters and - after a brief period of relative family harmony - disappears. Akira manages 10 year-old Kyoko, 7 year-old Shigeru and 4 year-old Yuki as best he can, but limited means and the cramped confines of the apartment force this unorthodox family unit to re-shape their narrow existence to suit their physical and emotional needs. Thanks to a cast of non-professional child actors and Kore-eda's natural style, this affecting drama couples documentary realism with a lightly poetic, child's-eye view of the world. The director's sure-footed ability to steer clear of both sentimentality and ingratiation means that the film's slow-to-gather emotional force feels deep and true. |
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