Harmonium (2016)
Fuchi ni tatsu (original title)Reference View | Change View
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- 2h 0min
- Drama
- 16 Jun 2017 (USA)
- Movie
- 5 wins & 8 nominations.
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Cast
Tadanobu Asano | ... |
Yasaka
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Mariko Tsutsui | ... |
Akié
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Taiga Nakano | ... |
Takashi Yamagami
(as Taiga)
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Momone Shinokawa | ... |
Hotaru
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Kana Mahiro | ... |
Hotaru (Adult)
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Takahiro Miura | ... |
Atsushi Shitara
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Kanji Furutachi | ... |
Toshio
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Directed by
Kôji Fukada |
Written by
Kôji Fukada | ... | () |
Produced by
Kôichirô Fukushima | ... | executive producer (as Koichiro Fukushima) |
Akira Minami | ... | line producer |
Hiroshi Niimura | ... | producer |
Yoshito Ohyama | ... | producer |
Masa Sawada | ... | producer |
Tsuyoshi Toyama | ... | producer |
Kazumasa Yonemitsu | ... | associate producer |
Music by
Hiroyuki Onogawa |
Cinematography by
Ken'ichi Negishi |
Editing by
Kôji Fukada | ||
Julia Grégory | ... | consulting editor (as Julia Gregory) |
Editorial Department
Jean-Baptiste Le Guen | ... | digital intermediate supervisor |
Christine Szymkowiak | ... | colorist |
Alison Wightman | ... | digital intermediate coordinator |
Production Management
Laurent Harjani | ... | post-production manager |
Antoine Jouve | ... | assistant production manager |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Saku Yamato | ... | first assistant director |
Sound Department
Olivier Goinard | ... | sound mixer |
Maria Carolina Santana Caraballo-Gramcko | ... | sound mix technician |
Junji Yoshikata | ... | sound |
Camera and Electrical Department
Satoshi Takamura | ... | lighting technician |
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Keiko Murashima | ... | costume supervisor |
Production Companies
- Comme des Cinémas
- Nagoya Broadcasting Network (Nagoya TV)
- Mam (co-production)
- Aeon Entertainment (co-production)
- Elephant House (co-production)
- Asahi Shimbun (co-production)
- L'Aide aux Cinémas du Monde (support)
- Mountain Gate Productions (line production)
Distributors
- Culture-Ville (2016) (Japan) (theatrical) (co-distribution)
- Elephant House (2016) (Japan) (theatrical)
- Eureka Entertainment (2016) (United Kingdom)
- Condor (2017) (France) (theatrical)
- Film Movement (2017) (United States) (theatrical) (subtitled)
- First Distributors (2017) (Hong Kong) (theatrical)
- Hakka Distribution (2017) (Tunisia) (theatrical)
- Hakka Distribution (2018) (Tunisia) (theatrical)
- Imagine Films Distribution (2017) (Netherlands) (theatrical)
- Sky Digi Entertainment (2016) (Taiwan) (theatrical)
- Version Originale (2017) (France) (theatrical)
- ARTE (2020) (Germany) (tv)
- ARTE (2020) (France) (tv)
- Filmarti (2016) (Turkey)
- Moving Turtle (2016) (Lebanon) (Middle East & North Africa)
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Plot Summary |
A family of three, comprised of a husband, wife and a young daughter, lead a routine and unspectacular life. The stillness is shattered occasionally by the young girl's practice on the harmonium and more unusually by the arrival of an acquaintance of the man. Apparently seeking to repay a debt and make up for lost time the new arrival is soon both a guest at the family home and an employee of their workshop. All hell breaks loose and no one is chaste. Written by aghaemi |
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Did You Know?
Trivia | The director Koji Fukada was present at the screening of "Harmonium" at the Ghent Film Festival, where the movie was in the official competition selection. During a Q&A following the screening, he revealed that the Japanese title "Fuchi ni tatsu" could best be translated as "Standing on the edge", but the translation didn't quite have the same nuance. That's why he changed the international title to "Harmonium", referring to the musical instrument, but also because there was the wordplay on "harmony", which is an important element in the film. The use of the harmonium as a characteristic feature was a distinct choice, as the director saw it as a symbol of the traditional Japanese family. See more » |