Rhapsodie en août (Hachi-gatsu no kyôshikyoku | 八月の狂詩曲)
Titre anglais : Rhapsody in August
Titre allemand : Rhapsodie im August
Titre espagnol : Rapsodia en Agosto
Titre grec : Ραψωδία τον Αύγουστο
Titre russe : Августовская рапсодия
Titre original : Hachi-gatsu no kyôshikyoku | 八月の狂詩曲
Titre allemand : Rhapsodie im August
Titre espagnol : Rapsodia en Agosto
Titre grec : Ραψωδία τον Αύγουστο
Titre russe : Августовская рапсодия
Titre original : Hachi-gatsu no kyôshikyoku | 八月の狂詩曲
Titres alternatifs :
Hachi-gatsu no kyôshikyoku | Hachi-gatsu no rapusodî | 8-gatsu no rapusodî | Рапсодия през август
Hachi-gatsu no kyôshikyoku | Hachi-gatsu no rapusodî | 8-gatsu no rapusodî | Рапсодия през август
Drame – Le Japon
Année de production : 1990
Durée du film : 98 minutes
Année de production : 1990
Durée du film : 98 minutes
Réalisateur : Akira Kurosawa
Livre : Akira Kurosawa, Ishirô Honda, Kiyoko Murata
Caméra : Takao Saitô, Shôji Ueda
Musique : Shinichirô Ikebe
Livre : Akira Kurosawa, Ishirô Honda, Kiyoko Murata
Caméra : Takao Saitô, Shôji Ueda
Musique : Shinichirô Ikebe
Description du film :
An excellent film about four grandchildren spending their Summer with their grandmother on the outskirts of Nagasaki, and learning about their grandfather’s death in the 1945 bombing.
The kids receive a letter from their self-absorbed parents, vacationing in Hawaii, who have discovered a long-lost older millionaire brother of the grandmother, and the kids try to convince the grandmother to take them there to meet him, but she wants to wait until after August 9th, the date of the dropping of the bomb.
Much of the film deals with how the entire matter has become so taboo as a topic of discussion, with Richard Gere making an appearance in the final quarter of the film as the Japanese/caucasion son of the long-lost brother; They never knew how the father/grandfather died. The repeated images of the melted playground bars are quite disturbing, but those who feel the film is too one-sided have missed the point of the grandmother’s stories.
The kids receive a letter from their self-absorbed parents, vacationing in Hawaii, who have discovered a long-lost older millionaire brother of the grandmother, and the kids try to convince the grandmother to take them there to meet him, but she wants to wait until after August 9th, the date of the dropping of the bomb.
Much of the film deals with how the entire matter has become so taboo as a topic of discussion, with Richard Gere making an appearance in the final quarter of the film as the Japanese/caucasion son of the long-lost brother; They never knew how the father/grandfather died. The repeated images of the melted playground bars are quite disturbing, but those who feel the film is too one-sided have missed the point of the grandmother’s stories.
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