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Sundance Film Festival 2008 - Nominated - Grand Jury Prize
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Megane
Film SynopsisScreenwriter/director Naoko Ogigami’s fourth feature is a comedy as refreshing as shaved ice on a warm afternoon. A propeller ride away, where the sky is deep blue and the sandy beaches curve into the ocean, stands a unique seaside inn. Taeko, a serious young woman and the first client of spring, rolls in her gigantic suitcase, unaware that her needs will be minimal. She is greeted in a curious manner by the staff and is soon confounded by the customs, cuisine and general oddity of her hosts. Are they quite sane? Zen in spirit, gentle in plot, and absolutely cinematic in style, Megane offers the joys and delights of a Shangri-La with sushi on the side. Get Involved |
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Runtime:
106 min.
Genres:
Comedy
Drama
Country:
JAPAN
Language:
Japanese
Color:
Color
Certification:
NR
Plot Summary
Born in Chiba Prefecture in Japan, Naoko Ogigami moved to the United States in 1994 to study film at the University of Southern California. Megane is her fourth feature.
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Directed by
Naoko Ogigami
Writing credits
Naoko Ogigami
Cast
| Satomi Kobayashi | ||
| Mikako Ichikawa | ||
| Ryo Kase | ||
| Ken Mitsuishi | ||
| Masako Motai |
Imagine watching a film that leaves you feeling refreshed as though you just had the most wonderful vacation. That is Megane, a Japanese film from director Naoko Ogigami. This sleeper of a film focuses on Takeo, who comes to an island for what would appear to be a very needed ... read more