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Adapted from Banana Yoshimoto’s contemporary novel, Kitchen is a languid, sublimely textural, and evocative film on grief, guilt of survival, healing, and connection. Get 3 months for $1. Limited time only.
4 apr 2015 · Director Yim Ho has no difficulty in utilising the effective cinematography or creating an atmosphere apt for the drama. However, he stumbles in giving the film a real heart; even though the characters, especially Jordan Chan’s, the feeling that is defined early on does not last the duration. Instead of fleshing out the main players and ...
http://www.sogoodreviews.com presents:PLEASE NOTE: PLOT DESCRIPTION HERE:Climbing into a shell of numbness after her grandmother's death, Aggie (Tomita Yasuk...
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When an acquaintance dies, they take in her granddaughter, an emotionally shocked girl named Aggie (Japanese actress Yasuko Tomita) who won’t speak, eat, and does nothing more than sleep in the kitchen, listlessly. Emma and Louie accept Aggie wholeheartedly, and the three form a tender family circle as Aggie slowly leaves her wounded shell.
The result is two commendable performances and a great on screen chemistry. 'Kitchen' is a very slow film, taking a long time to travel little distance, which may not appeal to some. But those who are patient will be in for a treat. Slow dreamy crane shots, gentle picturesque scenes, and some surreal changes of pace.
22 ott 2023 · Kitchen (Chinese pinyin Wo ai chu fang) is a 1997 Hong Kong drama film directed by Yim Ho. It was entered into the 47th Berlin International Film Festival. Jordan Chan as Louie Yasuko Tomita as Aggie KarYing Law as Emma Karen Mok as Jenny SiuMing Lau as Mr. Chiu KoonLan Law as ChikaKitche
