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SUMMARY:Japanese Movies at the Bloor Hot Docs Cinema: Wood Job!
DESCRIPTION:Directed by: Shinobu Yaguchi\nStarring: Shota Sometani\, Masami Nagasawa\, Hideaki Ito\n2014\, 116″ (comedy) \nYuki is 18\, a take-life-as-it-comes young lad just out of high school\, where he has failed his university-entrance exams and been dumped by his girlfriend. Looking at pamphlets outlining other options he might follow\, he is captivated by a girl pictured in one of them and signs up for a year as a “green” trainee\, learning the basics of forestry. A month of basic training later\, he ends up in Kamusari\, a village beyond cell-phone service deep in the wooded mountains of rural Japan whose population is outnumbered by the local deer and pit vipers. His instructor/landlord/mentor Yoki is a wild man\, the work is hard\, dirty\, and dangerous\, and Yuki is desperately looking for a way to escape when he realizes that the girl in the picture\, Naoki\, is living right there in the village with him. \nThus encouraged\, he stays on and gradually finds his place both at work and in the village. The question now is the course of his relationship with Naoki\, and his place among the celebrants of a mysterious local festival\, about which the others will tell him nothing… \nPresented by: The Japan Foundation\, Toronto and the Consulate-General of Japan in Toronto\nCommunity Partner: Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre\n\n \n©2014 WJ!PC
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LOCATION:Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema\, 506 Bloor St. W.\, ON
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SUMMARY:Japanese Movies at the Bloor Cinema: Leaving on the 15th Spring
DESCRIPTION:Directed by: Yasuhiro Yoshida\nStarring: Ayaka Miyoshi\, Shinobu Otake\, Kaoru Kobayashi\n2013\, 114″ (drama) \nJunior high school student Yuna lives with her father on the Okinawan island of Minami-Daito\, population 1\,200. Because the island is too small to support a high school\, students typically move to Okinawa to continue their studies. \nWe meet Yuna during her last year on the island- her older brother and sister have already settled in Okinawa\, and her mother\, who left to accompany her then-teenager daughter\, has chosen to stay there as well. At the end of the year\, Yuna will lead the  student folk music ensemble in playing the traditional farewell song\, Abayoi.  As Yuna prepares to leave her father and her tight-knit community\, she becomes penpals with a handsome student on another island\, while becoming aware of rifts in her own family’s relationships. \nPresented by: The Japan Foundation\, Toronto and the Consulate-General of Japan in Toronto\nCommunity Partner: Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre\n\n \n©2012 “Leaving on the 15th Spring” Film Partners
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SUMMARY:Japanese Movies at the Bloor Cinema: The Floating Castle
DESCRIPTION:Directed by: Isshin Inudo\, Shinji Higuchi\nStarring: Mansai Nomura\, Nana Eikura\, Hiroki Narimiya\, Tomomitsu Yamaguchi\, Koichi Sato\n2012\, 145″ (historical action comedy) \nNearing the end of Japan’s long years of civil war\, with Toyotomi Hideyoshi one short step away from finally uniting the land under his rule\, he sends a massive army north against the Hojo clan\, his last enemy. The one stronghold he cannot take is Oshi Castle\, a Hojo outpost in the land of Bushu. Called “the floating castle” because of the lake that surrounds it\, it is under the command of one Narita Nagachika\, an extremely popular ruler known to the people of his domain as “Nobou-sama\,” or “blockhead.” Under Hideyoshi’s orders\, General Ishida surrounds the castle with a force of 20\,000. \nNagachika is\, as his nickname suggests\, not a gifted man at all\, but against the overwhelming resources of the Ishida army\, the forces of this valiant little castle—only 500 cavalry—unite with the common folk in stubborn resistance\, retreating not one step even when Ishida resorts to the extraordinary measure of damming a river to flood them out. \nBut\, with victory in their grasp\, outside events give the story a twist no one would have ever expected… \nPresented by: The Japan Foundation\, Toronto and the Consulate-General of Japan in Toronto\nCommunity Partner: Toronto Japanese Language School\n\n \n© 2011 “The Floating Castle” Film Partners
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