Good Move Media Launches Japan’s ‘Plastic’ – Variety

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Good Move Media, an indie sales agent based in Hong Kong, has added the Japanese music drama “Plastic” to its FilMart lineup.

The director is Daisuke Miyazaki, who directed “Yamato (California),” which was performed at the festival in 2016, and “Tourism,” a slacker youth title in 2019.

A new photo tells the story of teens Juna and Ibuki on a quest to find psychedelic rock band Exne Kedy. Exne Kedy is a fictional work by musician Kensuke Ide, who previously released the punky album Kensuke Ide With His Mothership ~ Contact From Exne Kedy and the Poltergeists, but in reality the band is part of the film’s musical tracks. is credited with playing and offering ‘Plastic’ was recently completed and is due for a theatrical release in Japan in July.

Good Move has a proven track record of quirky yet powerful Asian independent films. Its most recent title is the documentary “Me”, which follows the encounter between director Atsushi Sakahara, a sarin gas victim, and Hiroshi Araki, leader of the Doomsday Order, who unleashed a poison gas attack on the Tokyo subway in 1995. and the Cult Leader”. Other Japanese titles include “All the Things We Never Said” directed by Yuya Ishii, his competition in Venice 2022, and the Toronto film “Stonewalling” directed by Ryuji Otsuka and Zhi Huang.

Good Move has worked on Tan Chui Mui’s ‘Barbarian Invasion’, which will compete in Shanghai in 2021 and has a successful festival career, and Maung Sun and producer Ma Aient’s Myanmar satire ‘Money Has Four Legs’. ing. as a political prisoner in Myanmar.