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My God, My God, Why Hast Thou Forsaken Me?

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Original title

Eri Eri rema sabakutani (My God, My God, Why Hast Thou Forsaken Me?)

Year

2005

Running time

117 min.

Country

Japan

Director

Shinji Aoyama

Screenwriter

Shinji Aoyama

Cast

Music

Hiroyuki Nagashima

Cinematography

Masaki Tamura

Producer

Rumble Fish, Tokio FM, VAP. Distributor: Wild Bunch

Genre

Sci-Fi. Drama | Experimental Cinema. Music

Synopsis

AD 2015. The world's major cities are decimated by a terrible plague, a highly contagious virus that fills those it infects with unbearable dread, then with overwhelming despair. This fatal disease, without a cure, is called the Lemming Syndrome. In an isolated country mansion, two musicians, Nizui and Asuhara, live in seclusion. They devote themselves to the creation of pure sound, far from the trappings of fame and success they knew in the corrupt and dangerous city. They are visited by an ageing plutocrat, his desperately sick daughter and a detective, who believes that in the music made by Mizui and Asuhara lies the seed of hope that the old man's daughter can be saved. In the vast, changeless stillness of nature, the musicians begin to play.

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