Survive Style 5+
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Synopsis
The film follows five simultaneous, loosely linked plot lines, that intertwine and scramble together. A man (Tadanobu Asano) keeps killing his wife (Reika Hashimoto) and burying her in the woods only to find her alive, furious, and waiting for him when he returns home. A suburban family's life is disrupted when the father (Ittoku Kishibe) is permanently hypnotized into believing he is a bird and tries to learn how to fly. A trio of aimless youth pass time by burgling houses. A murderous advertising executive (Kyōko Koizumi) tries to imagine ideas for commercials. The stories clash together through the intervention of a thuggish hitman (Vinnie Jones) and his translator (Yoshiyoshi Arakawa).
Cast
- Tadanobu Asano as Masahiro Ishigaki
- Reika Hashimoto as Mimi, Ishigaki's wife
- Pierre Taki as a motorcycle policeman
- Kyōko Koizumi as Yoko, the commercial businesswoman
- Asumi Miwa as a waitress
- Hiroshi Abe as Aoyama, the hypnotist
- Ittoku Kishibe as Tatsuya Kobayashi, the husband
- Yumi Asō as Misa Kobayashi, the wife
- Shihori Kanjiya as Kaho Kobayashi, the daughter
- Ryūnosuke Kamiki as Keiichi Kobayashi, the son
- Kanji Tsuda as a Tsuda, a burglar
- Yoshiyuki Morishita as Morishita, a burglar
- Jai West as J, a burglar
- Vinnie Jones as Jimmy Funky Knife, an assassin
- Yoshiyoshi Arakawa as Katagiri, the assassin's interpreter
- Tae Kimura as a flight attendant
- Sonny Chiba as Kazama, a pharmaceutical company president
- Tomokazu Miura as Yamauchi, a doctor
Release
Survive Style 5+ was shown at the Locarno Film Festival on August 6, 2004.[1]
Soundtrack
The film's original soundtrack is by James Shimoji, and additionally features songs by Takkyu Ishino and Yasuyuki Okamura, Rob Laufer, Jim Gilstrap, Jess Harnell, and Cake.
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- 2004 films
- Japanese LGBTQ-related films
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- Japanese fantasy comedy films
- Japanese comedy horror films
- LGBTQ-related fantasy comedy films
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