Gaki No Kisetsu
餓鬼の季節
“Don't think adults are always adults.”
Synopsis
The camera sometimes runs with him, sometimes captures him from a bird's eye view, sometimes stirs him up, and sometimes gives him a live feel that is as intense as the protagonist's tension. The high degree of freedom of the camera eloquently captures the protagonist's inability, to be honest. The use of a hand-held camera to capture the scene of the mountain disaster is also effective and memorable.
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- Director
- Akira Matsuda
- Screenplay & Story
- Akira Matsuda
- Original Title
- 餓鬼の季節
- Country of Origin
- Japan
- Spoken Languages
- Japanese
- Runtime
- 2h 6m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Akira Matsuda
Akira Matsuda
Naoki Inoue
Department Leadership Roster
Akira Matsuda
Director
Akira Matsuda
Screenplay
Naoki Inoue
Director of Photography
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Frequently Asked Questions About Gaki No Kisetsu
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What is Gaki No Kisetsu about?
The camera sometimes runs with him, sometimes captures him from a bird's eye view, sometimes stirs him up, and sometimes gives him a live feel that is as intense as the protagonist's tension. The high degree of freedom of the camera eloquently captures the protagonist's inability, to be honest. The use of a hand-held camera to capture the scene of the mountain disaster is also effective and memorable.
Who directed Gaki No Kisetsu?
Gaki No Kisetsu was directed by Akira Matsuda.
Who stars in Gaki No Kisetsu?
The principal cast of Gaki No Kisetsu includes Yukio Shimizu, Isao Kaneko, Susumu Nagashima, Naomi Nakata, Fumio Hamaya.
When was Gaki No Kisetsu released and how long is it?
Gaki No Kisetsu was released in 1997 with a total runtime of 2h 6m.