An Ultra Fan's Guide to Kitano Takeshi Malentendant de naissance, Shigeru travaille à mi-temps aux services de ramassage des ordures. Il a une petite amie, Takako, qui est malentendante elle aussi. Sur sa tournée, Shigeru trouve un jour une planche de surf cassée qui sera son introduction au monde du surf et de la glisse malgré des débuts difficiles et pleins de ratés, lui valant les moqueries des locaux. Faisant fi de ces remarques, Shigeru et Takako se rendent tous les jours à la plage pour s'entraîner. Impressionné par la détermination de Shigeru, le gérant d'une boutique de surf lui offre une combinaison et l'inscrit à un concours. Modifier la traduction
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- Titre original: あの夏、いちばん静かな海
- Aussi connu sous le nom de: Ano Natsu, Ichiban Shizukana Umi , That Summer, the Calmest Ocean
- Scénariste et Réalisateur: Beat Takeshi
- Genres: Comédie, Romance, Drame, Sport
Distribution et équipes
- Claude MakiShigeruRôle principal
- Kawahara SabuTakoRôle Secondaire
- Terajima Susumu Rôle Secondaire
- Fujiwara TatsuyaNakajimaRôle Secondaire
- Watanabe Tetsu Rôle Secondaire
- Koiso Katsuya[Soccer Boy]Rôle Secondaire
Critiques
Movie isn't bad altough you might get dissaponted if you get used to Takeshi's Yakuza bad ass characters. You won't find anything like that here.
It also isn't typical cute romance like some school dramas... it's more like slice of life drama.
There is also not much going on on surface... not much talking( well main character is deaf;) yet action slowly moves forward... but i guess it's the way people live at coast ;]
Even if you won't like movie I'm sure you will like music. Very nice tunes.
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A Scene at the Sea is imbued with love, tenderness and beauty
A modest smile at the corners of a deaf young man's lips, a solitary tear of hurt glimmering beneath the lowered lashes of a sweet, endearing girl, the daily walk to the sea—Takeshi Kitano not only has the ability to recognize the beauty in such moments, but also the rare gift of conveying it to the audience. With every frame, he quietly declares his love for ordinary people, whether they are sweeping the streets, playing pickup soccer in a neighborhood lot, or selling surfing equipment.To many, Shigeru's life may seem monotonous, unremarkable, filled with naïve and seemingly pointless aspirations. Yet that does not make it any less precious to him. It is the only life he has, and he adorns it with dreams, filling it with moments of joy for as long as he possibly can. Takeshi Kitano is an observer—but not the detached, indifferent kind who abandons the audience to the characters' fate. Rather, he is a creator, surrounding them with a quiet, compassionate gaze. He cannot alter the course of events, yet his presence is felt from the opening scene to the final frame.
A Scene at the Sea is imbued with love, tenderness, and beauty, whose delicate fragility finds its perfect reflection in Joe Hisaishi's exquisite score. Deeply attuned to the film's gentle spirit, Hisaishi discovers exactly the right emotional register. And once again, the timeless truth comes to mind: happiness always walks hand in hand with inner peace, and it can never be found in material prosperity alone.
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