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Cineteatro Stella Cineteatro Stella "sala d'essai" via Pezzotti 53 - 20141 Milano UN AFFARE DI FAMIGLIA Giappone 2018 (Manbiki kazoku), (Shoplifters) Drammatico Regia: Hirokazu Kore-Eda Sceneggiatura: Hirokazu Kore-Eda Fotografia: Ryuto Kondo Montaggio: Hirokazu Kore-Eda Scenografia: Keiko Mitsumatsu Musiche: Haruomi Hosono Durata: 121' INTERPRETI: Kirin Kiki (Hatsue Shibata), Lily Franky (Osamu Shibata), Sôsuke Ikematsu (4 ban-san), Akira Emoto, Sakura Andô (Nobuyo Shibata), Mayu Matsuoka (Aki Shibata), Moemi Katayama, Kengo Kôra (Takumi Maezono), Chizuru Ikewaki (Kie Miyabe), Jyo Kairi (Shota Shibata), Yôko Moriguchi, Miyu Sasaki (Yuri) IL REGISTA: Hirokazu Kore-eda (Tokyo, 6 giugno 1962) è un regista e sceneggiatore giapponese. È centrale nel suo cinema il tema dei legami personali e di quelli familiari in particolare. Il suo esordio nel lungometraggio cinematografico, Maborosi (1995) è presentato in concorso alla Mostra del cinema di Venezia, dove vince l'Osella d'oro per la miglior regia. Ma è il film successivo, Wandāfuru raifu, vincitore di svariati premi in festival in tutto il mondo (tra i quali il premio Holden per la migliore sceneggiatura al Torino Film Festival, il premio FIPRESCI al Festival di San Sebastian, la Mongolfiera d'oro al Festival des 3 Continents di Nantes), a fargli raggiungere la notorietà internazionale. IL FILM: La famiglia, per definizione, non si sceglie. O forse la vera famiglia è proprio quella che si ha la rara facoltà di scegliere. CRITICA: La famiglia è un dono. Lo si sa e lo si dice, con convinzione pure. Anche quando è imperfetta, quando ci sono difficoltà o «pesi» da sopportare la si desidera e le si attacca il cuore. Capita però che, per ragioni diverse, si venga privati di tale «fortuna», ma la si continui a sognare e cercare nonostante tutto. Qualche volta la si «ricrea» come il caso di Osamu, che si arrabatta in piccoli furti nei supermercati, insieme al «figlio» adolescente, con il quale rientrando a casa condivide la refurtiva insieme alla «moglie», alla «nonna» e alla «nipote»: ovvero «la famiglia Shibata». Un nucleo di persone che «a fatica» vivono insieme nella loro piccola e umile dimora. Ciascuno con la loro storia alle spalle e che «il bisogno» (destino?) li ha fatti incontrare. Un giorno giunge pure un deliziosa bimba di cinque anni che arriverà, oltre che a rubare l’affetto di tutti, a sconvolgere il già precario ménage familiare. Hirokazu Kore-eda, che abbiamo conosciuto per «Father and Son», «Little sister» e «Ritratto di famiglia in tempesta», torna su uno dei temi a lui caro e ne fa, di nuovo, una storia del tutto interessante. Cos’è una vera famiglia? La si eredita o la si sceglie? Che cosa la tiene unita e cosa la sfalda? Un approccio interessante, con riferimento alla cultura giapponese, ma che riguarda anche l’Occidente. Non per nulla «Affare di famiglia» ha vinto la Palma d’Oro all’ultimo festival di Cannes. I piani emozionali sono qui ribaltati: ciò che fa rabbia «intenerisce» e ciò che, invece, dovrebbe rincuorare fa accrescere la tensione. Un racconto raffinato, pieno di sorprese, carico di domande che restano in fondo, forse, sospese. Una luce diversa, potremmo dire, sui sentimenti. Anche se l’amore, in fondo, cerca sempre una dimora. Nonostante tutto. C’è molto su cui riflettere. (Gianluca Bernardini, sdc.it) Una più ampia panoramica della critica e della rassegna stampa si trova sul nostro sito nell'articolo "Cine 4 - UN AFFARE DI FAMIGLIA". Per tutte le notizie del nostro cineforum, per vedere i trailer ufficiali, scaricare la scheda, votare il film e tanto altro ancora, visita http://cineteatrostella.altervista.org/category/cineforum-cine4/ .
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