Family Romance, LLC (2019)

I’m gonna be brief here: everyone could have done a documentary about this topic. We’re talking about a japanese agency specialized in renting substitutes for dead family members! Herzog gives us coordinates and help us to ask the right questions to understand our apparently weird world. What is the role of the illusion? What connection does it have with the robotics and cinema? Is it totally evil? There’s no judgment in the director’s eye. Only representation, critical look and, of course, illusion. I watched it at the Cannes Film Festival in May. This page has family romance, llc 2019, watch online, family romance, llc 2019 free download, full movie hd.

The family romance Yuichi Ishii, the main character doing mysterious work as a rental family, and a girl who thinks that family romance Yuichi Ishii is a real father, various requests jump into the family romance Yuichi Ishii story. The story of the family romance Yuichi Ishii who is tired of playing someone made the story interesting. Minor actor? I don’t know, but I was impressed with the natural performance that I didn’t decorate, matching the violin music and atmosphere of the movie. Surely that utterly dishonest Japanese substitution and impersonation of real persons in real situations is just weird, and wrong? Filmxy has Family Romance, LLC (2019) Online Full Movie, Family Romance, LLC (2019) free download HD Bluray 720p 1080p with English subtitle. Stars: Ishii Yuichi, Mahiro Tanimoto, Miki Fujimaki.

Confusing psychodrama and reality as if there is no difference says something disturbing about the Japanese sense of self. Any Westerner would find such a practice a disturbing and offensive intrusion into and offensive parody of their personal integrity. In the West we can accept role-playing dramas, which often have satisfying or even cathartic effects, because the illusion is a temporary imaginary leap, and the experience an exercise in self-analysis and mindfulness. Lessons are drawn which can be applied back in one’s real life, having been a recreation that strengthens our emotional life, just as physical exercise strengthens our body. Well-written dramas can also impart this kind of creative refreshment. But the Japanese acceptance of play-acting as essentially indistinguishable from actuality, and as having the identical moral standing of authentic behaviour, is surely a dangerous category confusion? This seems to be exposed as the film shows the difficulty the man finds in posing convincingly as the father of a young child while at the same time keeping his emotional distance – as it is stipulated he must as a condition of his employment. One thinks in the West of those unpleasant consequences where undercover security operations have led to the betrayal of the emotions and the lives of partners whom agents have fallen in love with, even married and had children by, in the guise of an entirely false persona. Court cases have tended to follow.