Zen Daijōbu
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| Original title | Zenzen Daijōbu ( 全然 大丈夫 ) |
| Country of production | Japan |
| original language | Japanese |
| Publishing year | 2008 |
| length | 110 minutes |
| Age rating | FSK 15 |
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| Director | Yōsuke Fujita |
| script | Yōsuke Fujita |
| production | Naoko Arai, Kōzō Okoshi |
| music | E Komo May |
| cut | Zensuke Hori |
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Zenzen Daijōbu ( Japanese. 全然 大丈夫 , dt. "Everything in order", Eng. Fine, Totally Fine ) is a Japanese film from 2008. The comedy comes from director and screenwriter Yōsuke Fujita.
action
The film is about the two bizarre, clumsy friends Hisanobu and Teruo, who fall in love with the same girl: the cute but clumsy artist Akari.
Teruo, the eldest son of a shopkeeper for second-hand books, is about to turn 30 and has a big dream: to build the largest horror room in the world. His friend Hisanobu encourages him in his plan. In the course of the film, however, the misadventures of the protagonists are in the foreground, which shape the humorous tone of the film.
Awards
- Udine Far East Film Festival 2008 Audience Award (3rd place), Black Dragon Audience Award (2nd place)
- Nippon Cinema Award 2008 Nippon Connection
- New York Asian Film Festival Audience Award: 2008
Web links
- Zenzen Daijōbu in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Asianwiki entry by Yosuke Fujita