东京公园 (2011)

《东京公园》，青山真治执导的日本电影，2011年6月18日上映。由三浦春马、荣仓奈奈等主演。荣获罗加诺国际电影节金豹奖评审员特别奖。

简介

自幼丧母的大学男孩，一心想成为打动人心的摄影师，总是在东京的公园绿地四处取景拍摄。某日，他意外受到一名中年男子的委托，调查偷拍一名同样经常在公园出现的美丽少妇。随着跟踪工作的进行，他不仅逐渐揭开了少妇的神秘面纱，也渐渐重新检视了自己的人生与情感困境：与美女继姊之间暧昧禁忌的牵挂、与幽灵女室友之间相知相惜的依赖。生命的一切仿佛也随着摄影镜头的追捕跟踪，挖掘出所有隐藏在影像表象下，真实生命的动人之处。

全片以公园作为情节发展的主要舞台，看似平凡平行的人物际遇，都在公园中交错互动，提供心灵交流的稳定力量，对比于现代人的疏离焦虑，也成为另一种天堂般的理想桃花源。

演员

志田光司：三浦春马

富永美优：荣仓奈奈

志田美咲：小西真奈美

初岛百合香／志田杏子：井川遥（一人分饰两角：初岛的年轻妻子／光司已过世的生母）

初岛隆史：高桥洋

高井弘：染谷将太

志田裕子：长野里美

志田实：小林隆

原木健一：宇梶刚士

初岛香绫：岩花樱

神林：安藤玉惠

野村：松田沙纪

酒吧常客：原金太郎、广川三宪

穿着和服的醉客：岛田雅彦

钢琴师横坂好生：齐藤阳一郎

男性清洁生：菟田高城

宴会客人：冈田优、泽井正棋、石田恭子

代代木公园的亲子：森启一郎、野原千鹤、心优、心阳

光司（10岁）：鹫田诗音

光司（10岁）的朋友：川添拓海、鲇川昌宏、黑才嘉寿树

光司（6岁）：桥爪龙

制作

制作人：斋藤寛朗、山崎康史

导演：青山真治

编剧：青山真治、内田雅章、合田典彦

原作：小路幸也《东京公园》（新潮社）

剪辑：李英美

摄影：月永雄太

美术：清水刚

照明：齐藤彻

音响：菊池信之

音乐：青山真治、山田勋生

Tokyo Park or Tokyo Koen (東京公園, Tōkyō Kōen; literally Tokyo Park) is a 2011 Japanese drama film directed by Shinji Aoyama. It is based on the novel Tokyo Koen by Yukiya Shoji. It was released in Japanese cinemas on 18 June 2011.

Plot

Miura Haruma takes on the role of Koji, a college student aiming to become a professional photographer. One day, he receives an unusual request to shadow the client's girlfriend and take pictures of her; this assignment leads to subtle changes in his relationships with the women around him. Nana Eikura plays the ex-girlfriend of Koji's childhood friend, while Manami Konishi plays Koji's sister after one of her parents remarries, and Haruka Igawa plays the woman that Koji is photographing.

Cast

Haruma Miura as Koji Shida

Nana Eikura as Miyu Tominaga

Manami Konishi as Misaki Shida

Haruka Igawa as Yurika Hatsushima

Shota Sometani as Hiro Takai

Yo Takahashi as Takashi Hatsushima

Takashi Ukaji as Kenichi Haraki

Release

Tokyo Koen was showcased at the 64th Locarno International Film Festival to compete for the Golden Leopard award in August 2011. The film was awarded a special Golden Leopard to honor Aoyama's career.

Reception

Mark Shilling of The Japan Times gave the film a rating of 3.5 stars out of five. He noted that the film was "a new outlook and approach" by the director Shinji Aoyama. He described the character Koji as "an amiable, passive empty slate on which the more aggressive, knowing types around him can write their own dramas". Neil Young of The Hollywood Reporter said Tokyo Park was Aoyama's most mainstream, conventional film. He cited "the insipid blandness of a daytime soap-opera, lacking anything resembling urgency, edge or originality", saying that the cinematography was "picturesquely banal" and the score was "jauntily intrusive". Jay Weissberg of Variety felt that the film existed in an airless state despite its outdoor sequences.