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Jaji no futari (2008) Online
Original Title :
Jaji no futari
Genre :
Movie / Comedy
Year :
2008
Directror :
Yoshihiro Nakamura
Cast :
Masato Sakai,Makoto Ayukawa,Miki Mizuno
Writer :
Yu Nagashima,Yoshihiro Nakamura
Type :
Movie
Time :
1h 33min
Rating :
6.9/10
Jaji no futari (2008) Online

A son quits his job and is persuaded by his father to head off to a cottage in the remote mountains. Together, the two of them manage to get through their days while wearing old jerseys left by a deceased grandmother. The following summer, the two once again leave the stifling heat of Tokyo, as if escaping to the mountain cottage. However, the next summer is very different.
Credited cast:
Masato Sakai Masato Sakai - Son
Makoto Ayukawa Makoto Ayukawa - Father
Miki Mizuno Miki Mizuno - Son's wife
Asami Tanaka Asami Tanaka - Hanako san
Michiyo Yasuda Michiyo Yasuda - Toyama san (as Michiyo Ohkusu)
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Duncan Duncan - Okada (as Dankan)
Rie Kuwana Rie Kuwana
Miki Matsumoto Miki Matsumoto - (as Jun Matsumoto)
Mio Mukaino Mio Mukaino
Takamitsu Nonaka Takamitsu Nonaka


User reviews

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This is a slow and subtle film with a touch of quirky comedy. Very similar to Ogigami Naoko's "Megane" (2007).

The story is about father and son taking yearly excursion to a mountain in Gunma, where they change into tracksuits because of colder temperature in the mountain.

All the characters in this movie were very unique, each with their own weird habits. However, nothing much occurred throughout the film. We slowly learn about the two main characters, but much is left unexplained, and we are left to guess their motivations behind their actions by ourselves.

Cinematography in this film is absolutely wonderful. Many beautiful scenes of the mountain, and I'm pretty sure this movie was recorded on film, but there were breathtaking sceneries that almost seemed to be filmed by a HD camera.

I found myself laughing a lot in this subtle comedy, and the strange characters really grew on me. One of those true Japanese-style films.