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2014·Drama·1h 54m
7.1
Slacker Ichiko gets into a fight with her younger sister and begins to live on her own, working the late shift at a 100 yen shop. On her way home, she passes a gym and meets boxer Kano who trains there in silence...
Directed by Masaharu Take
night shift
homeless person
video game
boxer
boxing school
junk food
rape victim
burglary
co-workers relationship
thirty something
fired from the job
boxing trainer
aunt nephew relationship
living alone
date rape
kicked out
boxing
graveyard shift
irresponsible sister
father daughter relationship
mother daughter relationship
sister sister relationship
training-montage
self-neglect

Cast

Sakura Ando
Sakura Ando
Ichiko Saito
Hirofumi Arai
Hirofumi Arai
Yuji Kano
Toshie Negishi
Toshie Negishi
Toshiko Ikeuchi
Saori
Saori
Fumiko Saito
Shohei Uno
Shohei Uno
Okano
Tadashi Sakata
Tadashi Sakata
Akira Noma
Kaito Yoshimura
Kaito Yoshimura
Nishimura
Shinichiro Matsuura
Shinichiro Matsuura
Kobayashi
Yozaburo Ito
Yozaburo Ito
Takao Saito

Crew

Masaharu Take
Masaharu Take
Director
Gen Sato
Gen Sato
Producer

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human sapien
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would've been fine without #him
would've been fine without #him
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human sapien
human sapien
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would've been fine without #him
would've been fine without #him
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Jota
Jota
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sakura ando my goat
sakura ando my goat
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alissa
alissa
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she didn’t need to end up with that pig
she didn’t need to end up with that pig
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Kantoku Kenji
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This was very enjoyable and inspiring. Ando Sakura puts in an unbelievable performance playing a bum that then turns her life around. This film was very enjoyable and actually really funny at certain points with its humor. While being funny, in an instant it'll just rip your heart out at one point in the film. That one scene was absolutely brutal to watch and trigger warning for those who have experienced sexual assault going into this film as it has a graphic scene similar to Perfect Blue. But after that horrific scene that's when everything turned around. Seeing Ichiko go through the process of learning boxing while not knowing anything about it was super cool to watch and sort of inspired me seeing the process of picking up a completely new skill and starting something new. Made me feel like I need to actually make something with all of the material I have shot. Just seeing Ando train was really unbelievable, because she really put in the work and looked really good and like a natural. That reminded me of myself when I did karate when I was a little kid and struggled my first year, then just got into a groove with it for the years to come. The passion that Ichiko showed to about boxing with her shadow boxing while working in the 100¥ conbini showed that she really cared about it and wanted to turn her life around. Damn and that final scene where she enters her first ever fight... There was an incredible one shot take of her walking out to the ring which looked exactly like an expensive PPV Tyson fight.
Ando Sakura really impressed me with this performance and was the best part of this film as she was in her element the entire time.
This was very enjoyable and inspiring. Ando Sakura puts in an unbelievable performance playing a bum that then turns her life around. This film was very enjoyable and actually really funny at certain points with its humor. While being funny, in an instant it'll just rip your heart out at one point in the film. That one scene was absolutely brutal to watch and trigger warning for those who have experienced sexual assault going into this film as it has a graphic scene similar to Perfect Blue. But after that horrific scene that's when everything turned around. Seeing Ichiko go through the process of learning boxing while not knowing anything about it was super cool to watch and sort of inspired me seeing the process of picking up a completely new skill and starting something new. Made me feel like I need to actually make something with all of the material I have shot. Just seeing Ando train was really unbelievable, because she really put in the work and looked really good and like a natural. That reminded me of myself when I did karate when I was a little kid and struggled my first year, then just got into a groove with it for the years to come. The passion that Ichiko showed to about boxing with her shadow boxing while working in the 100¥ conbini showed that she really cared about it and wanted to turn her life around. Damn and that final scene where she enters her first ever fight... There was an incredible one shot take of her walking out to the ring which looked exactly like an expensive PPV Tyson fight.
Ando Sakura really impressed me with this performance and was the best part of this film as she was in her element the entire time.
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100 Yen Love (2014) | Flick