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Death Signal your intention as L ( Expire the manga and watched the movies )
Usagi Representation as Daikichi Kawachi ( I review so • This year’s Udine Far East Film Festival offered a great selection of truly excellent films, and among those, some packed an especially powerful emotional charge; in this grouping, there is no doubt that Satoshi: A Move for Tomorrow was among the very best. The film’s screening was accompanied by director Mori Yoshitaka, known best for his Space Brothers (Uchu Kyodai, 2012), and the young and popular actor Matsuyama Kenichi, who is perhaps still best known for his role as “L” in a series of live-action Death Note film adaptations. Among their busy festival schedule, in the busy interview room that seemed to be buzzing like a beehive with all of the action, they kindly took the time to sit with us for a short interview and answer a few of our questions. This film is based on a biography called Satoshi no Seishun; what was it about this story that made you want to adapt it and was the author, Yoshio Osaki, involved at all? Mori Yoshitaka: First, I have to say there is a very private reason for why I decided to take this book and make a film out of it. I was 29 when I happened to read the book and Satoshi died at the age of 29, so we were the same age. At the same time, I was very impressed by the fact that he tried to live his life at •
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PRESENTS
NIPPON EIGA SERIES PART 19
NY PREMIERE of
DETROIT METAL CITY
DIRECTED BY TOSHIO LEE
STARRING KENICHI MATSUYAMA, GENE SIMMONS, and others
Japan | 2008 | 103 min. | 35mm film | Japanese with English Subtitles
Thurs., Aug. 20 - Doors open 6:15pm - Film starts 7:00pm
The ImaginAsian, 239 East 59th Street (Bet. 2nd & 3rd Ave.), NYC
For RSVP, www.newyork-tokyo.com/wp/dmc
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