Lumiere No. 122

Lumiere No. 122

为了得到国王的赏赐和避免自家的农场遭到破坏，穷小子艾斯本（ ”Ash Lad” 或者Askeladen)和他的兄弟们开始了拯救被巨型山妖囚禁的公主之旅。 　　本片是挪威著名作家Asbjørnsen和Moe的经典代表作。

在《炭火仔》的续集中，埃斯彭和克里斯汀踏上了危险的旅程，去拯救埃斯彭的兄弟、王国——也许还有整个世界。

尼古拉·科斯特-瓦尔道将出演黑色喜剧《小奸小恶》(Small Crimes，暂译)，该片由伊万·凯玆执导，梅肯·布莱尔撰写剧本。影片根据大卫·柴尔茨曼同名…

A fictionalized documentary on Japanese writer Nakagami Kenji, who died young in 1992. Nakagami was the chronicler of the seaside town of Shingu. Many of Nakagami's stories are set in a specific alley in Shingu, an alley that has now gone, but that lives on in the fiction of Nakagami. And also on celluloid, because the writer filmed the alley before its demolition. Filmmaker Izuchi Kisshu goes in search of what is left of Nakagami's alley. The specific mood of the small harbour town, however, turns out to be difficult to find. Kisshu reads the books of Nakagami out loud for us at the locations where they are set, but it is difficult to invoke the magic. Time and again, we return to the film images made by Nakagami, while Kisshu seems to search in vain in the present. The mood of the harbour town is vulnerable and precious yet can disappear just like that 　　Kenji Nakagami one of the most notable Japanese writers of the post-war died in 1992. Is work reveals a strong connection to is homeland, Kishu: a mountainous region which connects to the pacific ocean trough a river. "To The Alley" (alternative title) is a documentary about Kenji's life. Recurring to 16 mm images from the writer's personal archive and adding new footages the director Aoyama travels trough the paths of the life and art of the Japanese writer

今年、52歳にして発売した写真集がオリコン週間ランキングで男性部門1位を記録。アイドルでもあるまいし...と本人は照れるが、発売から1か月を待たずに重版が決定。今、津田健次郎はトレンドの渦にいる。 　　声優として人気アニメ「呪術廻戦」の七海建人役や「ゴールデンカムイ」、洋画「スター・ウォーズ」の吹き替えなど、数多くの作品に出演。渋くクセのある低い声と豊かな表現力でキャラクターに命を吹き込んできた。 　　そんな津田の新たな世界が広がりつつある。 　　2年ほど前、ドラマ「最愛」に出演して以来、俳優としての資質にも注目が集まってきた。 　　「確かに腰は重いし、体力も落ちてきているけど、自分の可能性を前にして尻込みはしたくない」 　　今年はアニメやナレーションなど声の仕事に加え、5本のドラマと2本の映画にも出演。写真集の宣伝活動や、東京国際映画祭のレッドカーペット登壇など、目下超多忙の日々を送る。 　　番組では、自分がやりたいことに貪欲に、そして愚直に向き合う津田にカメラを向けた。とはいえ、声だけで勝負する世界と、カメラの前に全身をさらす芝居の現場は似て非なるもの。アニメ「呪術廻戦」での超重要なアフレコ収録は緩急自在だが、ドラマ10「大奥」や「トリリオンゲーム」への出演は勝手が違う。過密なスケジュールをやり繰りし、孤独な役作りに励む時間を捻出していた。 　　「全然さらっとできないから、とにかく稽古するしかないんです」 　　かっこ悪いところをさらけ出し、追い込まれ、悔しがりながらも、新たな道を進み続ける52歳の素顔に迫った。

A fictionalized documentary on Japanese writer Nakagami Kenji, who died young in 1992. Nakagami was the chronicler of the seaside town of Shingu. Many of Nakagami's stories are set in a specific alley in Shingu, an alley that has now gone, but that lives on in the fiction of Nakagami. And also on celluloid, because the writer filmed the alley before its demolition. Filmmaker Izuchi Kisshu goes in search of what is left of Nakagami's alley. The specific mood of the small harbour town, however, turns out to be difficult to find. Kisshu reads the books of Nakagami out loud for us at the locations where they are set, but it is difficult to invoke the magic. Time and again, we return to the film images made by Nakagami, while Kisshu seems to search in vain in the present. The mood of the harbour town is vulnerable and precious yet can disappear just like that 　　Kenji Nakagami one of the most notable Japanese writers of the post-war died in 1992. Is work reveals a strong connection to is homeland, Kishu: a mountainous region which connects to the pacific ocean trough a river. "To The Alley" (alternative title) is a documentary about Kenji's life. Recurring to 16 mm images from the writer's personal archive and adding new footages the director Aoyama travels trough the paths of the life and art of the Japanese writer