interview
Wim Wenders
One day in Berlin after the whirlwind excitement of the Cannes Film Festival had subsided, Wim Wenders sat down to ponder questions about how the film was born, what happened with this film, and how its magic was made. These priceless clips in Wim’s own words shed light on these questions.
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Hirayama’s origins
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Fiction or documentary?
- 03
An unconventional tale
- 04
Putting viewers in
Hirayama’s
shoes - 05
The inspiration of Yasujiro
Ozu - 06
The ideal way to film
is without a plan
Koji Yakusho
Koji Yakusho, who rarely discusses himself or his acting philosophy, shares his approach to playing Hirayama and the background of this role.
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Koji Yakusho on acting
Min Tanaka
Min Tanaka shares his take on Koji Yakusho’s acting from the perspective of a dancer. He explains what is happening in the last scene, offering incredible insight from his unique point of view. Min’s words are just as impressive as his way of life.
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How Hirayama lives
