【English#86】The Film Hush! Hasn’t Faded : Connecting Without Pretending to Be Someone You’re Not
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In this episode, I talk about Hush!, Ryosuke Hashiguchi’s internationally acclaimed 2001 film, now back in theaters in a beautifully restored 4K version. Twenty-five years after its original release, its portrayal of people trying to connect without pretending to be someone they are not feels as fresh and powerful as ever.
I also share information about JOICFP’s emergency support for women, mothers, and children affected by the earthquake in Kumamoto.
Links mentioned in this episode:
・Hush! and All Around Us 4K Restoration Official Website
https://www.bitters.co.jp/hashiguchifilm_4k/
・JOICFP Emergency Relief Fund
https://congrant.com/project/joicfp/23821
I also share information about JOICFP’s emergency support for women, mothers, and children affected by the earthquake in Kumamoto.
Links mentioned in this episode:
・Hush! and All Around Us 4K Restoration Official Website
https://www.bitters.co.jp/hashiguchifilm_4k/
・JOICFP Emergency Relief Fund
https://congrant.com/project/joicfp/23821
AI目次
なぜ今『ハッシュ！』が再注目されるのかゲイカップルと孤独な女性の予期せぬ出会い"普通"に囚われる人々が生み出す残酷な言葉25年経っても全く色褪せない普遍的な魅力あの加瀬亮の記念すべき映画デビュー作
Dear sisters 自分らしく、揺れながら進む
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