[DVD] Cafe Lumiere, Coffee Jikou

[DVD] Cafe Lumiere, Coffee Jikou

Disc: 1 disc

Age Rating: 12+

Runtime: 103 min

Language: Korean

Subtitle: Korean, Japanese

Aspect Ratio: Anamorphic 1.85: 1

Synopsis:

Yoko, a documentary writer, has been lover in Taiwan and has been pregnant, but there is no thought to be married. It's not a humble beginning, but it's not a humble beginning. The film spreads the daily stories around them. Heu-Xiaoshien marked the wonders of Ozu, but it looks more faithful to see the day of today as his eyes. In particular, Heu Xiaoshien is looking at the most typical space for Japanese people. And, he has given a lot of meanings in the cast iron. Heu Xiaoshien clearly reveals the intention of ‘recording’ as the eye of a person’s everyday space, and his ‘real record’ can be read in the context, such as Ozu recorded the daily life of the party. Yoko's job is documentary writer, and I can read the intention of Heu Xiaoshien in the appearance of not me to record all the sounds around the train and train stations.