無名の人生 JINSEI
SYNOPSIS
東北の団地に暮らすいじめられっ子の寡黙な少年が、転校生との出会いをきっかけに父親と同じアイドルの道を歩みはじめる。それは波乱に満ちた彼の人生の始まりにすぎなかった——。いくつもの名前を獲得しながら数奇な運命を辿る男の生涯を、芸能界の闇や高齢者ドライバーによる事故、格差に戦争など、現実に起こる社会問題を反映させながら描いた長編アニメーション。
A taciturn boy who was bullied living in a housing complex in Tohoku, Japan, begins to follow the same path as his father, becoming an idol, when he meets a new student. That was just the beginning of his tumultuous life. This animated feature film depicts the life of a man who has earned several names while following a strange destiny, reflecting real-life social issues such as the darkness of the entertainment industry, accidents caused by elderly drivers, disparities, and wars.
INFORMATION
鈴木竜也 (SUZUKI Ryuya)
2024 |
日本 (Japan) |
1:33:00 |
日本語音声 (Japanese dialogue) | 英語字幕 (English subtitle) |
『無法の愛』が当映画祭にて「日本グランプリ」を受賞した鈴木竜也監督の長編アニメーション映画デビュー作。ほとんどすべての制作工程を、鈴木監督自身が独力で完遂。「本当の名を呼ばれることがなかった男」の生涯を描く。芸能プロダクションによるタレントへの性加害など、日本の社会問題に切り込みながら、物語は想像を超える結末へと加速していく────。『音楽』『ひゃくえむ。』の岩井澤健治監督がプロデューサーを務めたことも話題を呼んだ。
The feature-length animation debut of director SUZUKI Ryuya, whose Lawless Love won the Japan Grand Prix at our festival. He completed almost every stage of production single-handedly. The film traces the life of “a man who was never called by his true name.” Confronting social issues in Japan, including the sexual abuse of performers by talent agencies, the story accelerates toward a conclusion beyond all expectation. The involvement of IWAISAWA Kenji, director of On-Gaku: Our Sound and 100 Meters, as producer also drew considerable attention.
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PROFILE
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鈴木竜也 (SUZUKI Ryuya)
1994年生まれ、宮城県出身。大学を卒業後、実写監督を志すも流れ流れて歌舞伎町のオイスターバーの雇われ店長に。コロナ禍を機に独学で作り始めた短編アニメが、国内の自主映画祭で数多の受賞。2022年には『鈴木竜也短篇集 三人の男』が劇場公開。『無名の人生』は、クラファンで制作費を集め、仙台の実家にこもり１年半をかけて全て１人で描き上げた。
SUZUKI Ryuya was born in 1994 in Miyagi Prefecture. After graduating from Tohoku University of Art and Design, he aspired to become a live-action director, but drifted away and became a hired manager at an oyster bar in Kabukicho. After teaching himself animation, his animated short films won numerous awards at Japanese festivals and "Ryuya Suzuki Short Films: Three Men" was released theatrically. His feature-length animation debut, Jinsei, was entirely hand-drawn by Suzuki and funded through crowdfunding.
