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Kosmorama recommends quality films for the week. Catch these titles, respectively from Japan, China and South-Korea either on the big screen or across various streaming services!
Godzilla Minus Zero
Where: Trondheim kino
The war left Japan completely devastated, and Godzilla pushed the nation even deeper into the abyss. Two years have passed since then, and the country has fought a painful battle to get back on its feet and finally reclaim a normal, everyday life.
Just as humanity has managed to secure a hard-won peace, a new threat strikes—shattering all hope in an instant.
There will be no third time. It all ends here.
© Piece of Magic Entertainment BV
Resurrection
Where: Cinemateket in Trondheim
At some point in the future, humanity has given up dreaming in exchange for eternal life. Miss Shu encounters a creature known as a “fantasmer,” still capable of dreaming. As the fantasmer’s life draws to a close, Miss Shu journeys into its dreams – and we are taken on a wondrous voyage.
The film’s six chapters each explore a different dream, set in distinct cinematic eras from the past century. Each segment reflects the filmmaking style of its respective period, yet the film maintains a striking and cohesive visual identity.
With Resurrection, Bi Gan delivers a masterfully crafted and visually stunning film. More than a tribute to cinema through the ages, it is a meditation on the necessity of dreams and art for humanity.
© Fidalgo Filmdistribusjon
Possible Love
Where: Netflix
An unemployed man and his wife meet a documentary filmmaker and her husband, and confront their hidden desires. Lee Chang-dong, known for films such as Burning, returns with a new title. The film premieres on Friday.
© Netflix
