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Petrel Hotel BLUE

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Literature · (Super)hero

  • CountryJapan
  • Production Year2011
  • Running Time84min
  • FormatDCP
  • ColorColor
Program Note
Ex-con Yukio has come to a town surrounded by the mountains, the sea, lava flows and desert for vengeance against Yoji, the man who betrayed him. But instead Yukio becomes obsessed with Rika, a mysterious beauty. While his political films <United Red Army> (2008), <Caterpillar> (2010) and <MISHIMA> (2012) pursue strict social realism, Wakamatsu Koji’s new film Petrel Hotel BLUE is surreal, genrecrossing and raw which reminds the old day when he was working on Pink films. With dreamlike juxtapositions and music by Jim O’Rourke of punk rock group Sonic Youth, it’s both a modern rendition and reminiscent of Wakamatsu’s films of the 60’s and 70’s. (YANG Shion)
Director
Director
Koji WAKAMATSU
He was born on April 1st in 1936 at Miyagi prefecture. He made his directorial debut for <Amai Wana> in 1963 and founded the Wakamatsu Production in 1965. He has created many notable works such as <Affairs Within Walls>, <Violated Angels>, and <Netorare Sosuke>. In 2005, he directed <Cycling Chronicles:Landscapes The Boy Saw>, which depicts via scenery images the heartfelt appeal of a boy, who killed his mother. <United Red Army>, his work in 2008 awarded the double prize, NETPAC and CICAE at Berlin. <Caterpillar> was awarded with silver bear of Berlin 2010. He has directed more than 100 films to date.
Credit
  • Director
    Koji WAKAMATSU
  • ProducerOzaki Noriko
  • CastJibiki Go
    Katayama Hitomi
    Iura Arata
    Onishi Shima
  • ScreenplayKurosawa Hisako
    Wakamatsu Koji
  • CinematographyTsuji Tomohiko
    Mitsuwaka Yusaku
  • EditorSakamoto Kumiko
  • SoundYoshida Noriyoshi
  • MusicO'Rourke Jim
  • Production CompanySkhole co.ltd
    noriko@skhole.com
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Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism
Busan Metropolitan City
Korean Film Council
BUSAN CINEMA CENTER