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ACTOR
Kumiko AsôShôta YasudaYôko AkinoJun Inoue
DIRECTOR
Keisuke Yoshida
SYNOPSICS
Bashauma san to biggu mausu (2013) is a Japanese movie. Keisuke Yoshida has directed this movie. Kumiko Asô,Shôta Yasuda,Yôko Akino,Jun Inoue are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2013. Bashauma san to biggu mausu (2013) is considered one of the best Comedy movie in India and around the world.
Mabuchi and Yoshimi meet at a screenwriting class. Mabuchi works hard to become a writer, but can't see a future for herself. Meanwhile, Yoshimi is a bigmouth who never tries hard at anything. These two people's fate intertwined.
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Bashauma san to biggu mausu (2013) Reviews
sometimes you can fight until the end or quit before more time is wasted
This movie is too long; normally I do not have a problem with the length of indie films or the pace of Japanese works but in this case those minutes do not add anything to the script. The story is about a girl that persistently follows her dream; she wants to be a screenwriter. She tried at different stages but unsuccessfully; she decided to go to the school again and invite a friend to do that. There, a guy, who talks too much, likes her, but she s not interested in him or in anything except to meet a director or an important guy in the industry. This annoying character does not like a relationship, does not care if other guys like her, gets jealous when the best friend had an opportunity with her script, did not care about others, etc In life many times is to be in the right place with the right marketing, a small percentage is due to talent, to success. That is a challenge for everybody because can change the way a person feel about him/her self. The sensation that do not have talent for a given thing; but may be is a thing of luck or lack of or that not enough time was put to develop the idea, etc. Other times the ideas belong to a desk drawer due to the mighty money. So this movie is based in screen writing but somehow I see a few shortcomings in the script...