Yaruki やる気 !!!
An Art Film, A Documentary, and the Answer To Bob Harris who is “Lost in Tokyo.”
芸術フィルム, ドキュメンタリーボブハリスの“Lost in Tokyo“の答え.
Produced and Directed by Eadweard R. York
制作と監督 Eadweard R.York
This improv, art film was initially going to be about movement,
この洗練されたアートフィルムは当初, 人の流れの話になるはずでした,
then It became a documentary about 5 girls in Tokyo,
が, 東京の5人の若い女性のドキュメンタリーになり,
and my travel experiences in Japan, then it evolved into an inside joke
そして私の日本旅行の経験と, 内輪ウケした
about the film, ”Lost In TransLaTion."
映画 ”ロスト•イン•トランスレーション”についてのジョークになりました.
Everything in this film from the cinematography, the film editing, the sound, and every
このフィルム全ての映像撮影, 編集, 音声, そして
photograph was done by one man with one camera.
写真は1人の男と1台のカメラで行いました.
This super low budget film might possibly contain more still photographs than any
この超低予算のフィルムは歴史上のどのフィルムより静止画が含まれている
other film in history.
可能性があります.
Please enjoy my film !!!
私の映画を楽しんでください !!!
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Eadweard R. YorkDirectorChester Stark
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Eadweard R. YorkWriter
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Eadweard R. YorkProducer
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Eadweard R. YorkKey Cast"Eadweard"
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Masahiro Ogawa 小川雅弘Key Cast"Ogawa "
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Ayaka Nakano 中野綾華Key Cast"Ayaka"
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Kyoko Takano 高野今日子Key Cast"Kyoko"
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Keiko Yokota 横田景子Key Cast"Keiko"
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Ayumi Kawata かわた あゆみKey Cast"Ayumi"
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Kumi Nakayama 中山 久美Key Cast"Kumi"
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Project Type:Documentary, Experimental
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Genres:Documentary, Art Film, Comedy
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Runtime:1 hour 23 minutes 40 seconds
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Completion Date:July 24, 2020
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Production Budget:25,000 USD
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Country of Origin:Japan
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Country of Filming:Japan
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Language:English, Japanese
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Shooting Format:Digital HD
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:Yes
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Student Project:No
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Eadweard R. York
United States
Amazon Prime -
Amazon Prime US, UK & Japan
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MegaFlix Film Awards
United Kingdom
OFFICIAL SELECTION -
Anatolia International Film FestivalIstanbul
Turkey
FINALIST -
L’Age d’Or International Arthouse Film Festival (LIAFF) Luis Bunuel Memorial AwardsKolkata, West Benga
India
AWARD WINNER -
China BeiJing Film FestivalBeijing
China
AWARD WINNER -
London International Monthly Film FestivalLondon
United Kingdom
HONORABLE MENTION -
Hong Kong Indie Film FestivalHong Kong
China
AWARD WINNER -
Tokyo International Monthly Film FestivalTokyo
Japan
HONORABLE MENTION -
Rome International Movie AwardsRome
Italy
AWARD WINNER -
Washington Film AwardsSeattle
United States
SEMI - FINALIST
Distribution Information
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Eadweard R. YorkDistributorCountry: United StatesRights: All RightsCountry: JapanRights: All Rights
Eadweard r. York (b. Omaha, Nebraska - Twentieth Century) is an American-born photographer, artist and visionary most noted for his compelling, iconic images of a society on the verge of destruction.
Eadweard has constantly pushed the boundaries of conceptual, avant-garde art as an infamous, underground outsider whose distinctive, surreal, pop-punk-dada style is easily recognizable, very powerful, and quite visionary. Eadweard’s legendary art, public-reaction performances, and installations have been quite influential, sometimes confrontational, always at the forefront in the art world.
His powerful street photographs documenting the disenfranchised are in stark contrast to the numerous celebrities, bands, musicians and models who have appeared in front his lens, but whether affluent or impoverished, the images are stripped of all pretense and not easily erased from the mind - the work of one keenly aware of the essence of his subject matter.
I have been a professional artists, and photographer my whole life, and although I have made some art films in the past. I never really focused on making a film until I decided to make “Yaruki.” - which is my first attempt at making a full feature.
I usually walk miles in every city I visit shooting anything that catches my eye, and since I have been living in Japan part-time for the last 8 years, and documenting everyday life there. I noticed that I could actually lay on the ground, and film people running at me with-out them touching me, or anyone near them. So I decided that I was going to make an art film, about movement.
I then had an idea to interview some very intelligent women about life in Tokyo, and what it’s like to be alone in the mass of millions of people, and make a documentary. It’s very hard to get women to open up, especially to be interviewed, so I was quite fortunate to be able to have these women open up to me.
I then had some funny ideas about Bill Murray’s character Bob Harris in “Lost in Translation, and decided to add some humor. I then convinced “Ogawa,” a master Sushi Chef who’s expressions, and humor have always cracked me up to be included in the film and act like an old silent screen star.
So please watch my film, and take an interesting, and visually compelling journey into the streets of Tokyo, Yokohama, Osaka, Kyoto, Kobe, Kamakura, Hikone, Kawagoe, and visit cool neighborhoods like Shimokitazawa, and Golden Gai through the my eyes, as I take you to the beautiful country of Japan in my first full feature film.