Shadow of the Sun | The Two Worlds I Live In (2024) | 7.6 points | Shanghai International Film Festival Golden Goblet Award Best Film (Nomination) Online Viewing Cloud Disk Resources

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"日影丨我生活的两个世界" (2024) is a Japanese drama film directed by Wu Meibao, featuring a story about a young man named Igarashi Dai, who grows up in a small port town with his deaf-mute parents. As he struggles with the stigma from society and a growing distance from his mother, he ultimately leaves home for Tokyo at the age of 20. The film explores themes of identity and familial relationships, showcasing impressive sign language performances. It has been nominated for Best Film at the 26th Shanghai International Film Festival and is set to release in Japan on September 20, 2024.

Shadow of the Sun 丨 Two Worlds of My Life (2024) 丨 7.6 points 丨 Shanghai International Film Festival Golden Goblet Award Best Film (Nomination) Watch Online Cloud Disk Resources
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Director: Wu Meibao
Writer: Gang Yueyan
Starring: Ryo Yoshizawa / Akiko Ninotsu / Akihito Imai / Yusuke Nakayama / Setsuko Karasuma / More…
Genre: Drama / Family
Country/Region of Production: Japan
Language: Japanese
Release Date: 2024-06-21 (Shanghai International Film Festival) / 2024-09-20 (Japan)
Duration: 106 minutes
Also Known As: Living in Two Worlds / Hearing Two Worlds (Hong Kong)
IMDb: tt32485961
Plot Summary
Igarashi Dai was born in a port town in Miyagi Prefecture and was raised by his loving deaf-mute parents. Serving as a "translator" for his mother was part of his daily routine. However, gradually, he could no longer bear the strange looks from those around him, and a rift developed between him and his mother. Finally, at the age of 20, he ran away from home to Tokyo...
Director Wu Meibao's 2014 work "Only Shining There" won first place in the Annual Top Ten of "Film Weekly" that year and represented Japan in the Oscar race for Best Foreign Language Film. After that, she temporarily left film production, and this film marks her return after nine years, focusing on the identity dilemmas of minority groups and the everyday emotions between parents and children. Ryo Yoshizawa plays the protagonist who struggles between the "sound" and "silent" worlds, with impressive performances of sign language that have little to no dialogue.
Awards
26th Shanghai International Film Festival Golden Goblet Award Best Film (Nomination) Wu Meibao
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