NRFF London – Film of the Week
TADARERU/BECOMES SORE
Two women. Their beauty and ugliness. Black and white.
Director: Keishi Suenaga
Writer: Hiroyuki Nakase
Country: Japan
NRFF Category: International Narrative Short
Runtime: 17:00
ABOUT THE FILM
Kazuya and Miyuki Matsuhashi’s May-December marriage has lost its spark. It has already been four days since Miyuki’s younger sister, Chiharu, showed up on their doorstep. Living each day in frustration, Miyuki can’t bear Chiharu’s reckless abandon, nor her husband’s favourable treatment of Chiharu any longer. One day on her way home, Miyuki spots Kazuya and Chiharu holding hands, and her suspicion grows…
ABOUT THE FILMMAKER
Keishi Suenaga is a Japanese Independent Film Director, Producer and Writer. In 2011, Keishi established Starsea Films, an independent movie production company where he took on the role of producing, directing and editing films. He has made two shorts and a feature to date.
About Tadareru/Becomes Sore, Keishi says:
“Even in families, men are men and women are women. No two people interpret an incident in the same way. While Miyuki and Chiharu may be sisters, and perhaps because of it, I feel that the concept of human obsession is depicted through their intense clash of female karma.”
The film stars: Ayaka Ohnishi (Chiharu) and Minami Nagata (Miyuki)
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HOW TO BECOME FILM OF THE WEEK
Film of the Week stands apart from the Official Selection process into the New Renaissance Film Festival. Being selected does not guarantee a place in the festival. However, from all the films of the week some will be chosen to be part of the festival, which will be held in London (UK) on 20th August 2016. A prize will be given to the overall winner.
NRFF London is now open for UK/International short film, documentary, animation, music, Young Talent, and screenplay submissions. Don’t miss our Regular deadline: 20 May 2016!
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