Cannes [France], May 18 (ANI): Japanese filmmaker Hirokazu Kore-Eda’s drama movie ‘Monster’ obtained a six-minute standing ovation on the Cannes world premiere on Wednesday.
Kore-Eda spoke in Japanese: “Thank you. Some people couldn’t be here. Can’t wait to go back to Japan and show them the film…tell them about this absolutely wonderful premiere. It will stay in my heart,” reported Deadline, a US-based media outlet.
‘Monster’ follows Saori (Ando Sakura), a take-no-prisoners widowed mom, who’s now citing her son Minato (Kurokawa Soya) who’s weathering powerful occasions in his elementary faculty. Mom learns that son’s odd behaviour could must do along with his educate, who Minato says hit him. The pic is informed in Rashoman type from a number of completely different factors of view, together with that of the instructor, Hori (Nagayama Eita), Minato and his pal Yori (Hiiragi Hinata), as per Deadline.
The movie is Hirokazu Kore-Eda’s ninth film general on the fest (counting two that appeared in Un Certain Regard). Monster is his first film since his 1995 debut characteristic Maborosi that the director has not had a screenplay credit score on.
‘Monster’ additionally marks the ultimate movie for late Oscar-winning movie composer Ryuichi Sakamoto, as per Deadline. (ANI)