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Between Japan and Korea, Tokyo and Seoul, two people are living parallel lives: U-In is a civil servant who works in the City Hall recycling and rubbish collection department. Recycling is for life, as is his job. Aya is a student struggling to come to terms with adulthood while studying for her college entrance exams. Having recently lost her grandmother and admiring her grandfather's suicide by holding his breath, she begins to fantasize about taking her own life. For this she needs money. U-In is a loner, with a palpable indifference to his job and his life in general. He turns to the internet for companionship. Aya too turns to the internet, by posting herself on a personals site and changing her name to Asako. Somehow they meet both on and offline.Movie details
Title : Asako in Ruby ShoesRelease : 2000-12-09
Genre : Drama
Runtime : 117
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Rating :
6.2 out of 10 From 5 Users
Homepage : Homepage Movie
Trailer : Video Trailer
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Lee Jung-jae, Misato Tachibana, Urara Awata, Kim Min-hee, Ki Joo-bong,
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From here, the titular character is created from U-in's gaze, Asako in Ruby Shoes. Asako in Ruby Shoes The women behind the gaze that is Asako is a young Japanese named Aya (Tachibana Misato) who has found her life to be similarly soulless.
The acting is great, and despite it being on the long side and somewhat slow moving, the pacing is rather good, even great. The usage of the metaphor of the Ruby Shoes, which can easily be interpreted as a reference to the Wizard of Oz is great as it is a persistent reminder of what the story is about. Finding what you want and going for it.
Asako in Ruby Shoes has a social (and even political in some way) commentary sort-of film but presents it in a less subtle, simplistic way that it certainly does not look like it is. It's masked in mundane narrative but one covered with heavy social issues.
Asako in Ruby Shoes succeeds in providing yet another challenge to views of a homogeneous South Korea by presenting to us the Asian side of modern globalization. The film jumps back and forth from Korea and Japan, with each main character feeling out of place in their respective “homes.”
'Asako in Ruby Shoes' is one of those quiet dramas you don't get to see nowadays anymore. Even if the pacing might be a little bit too leisurely at times, the movie simply has heart and is touching eventually.
Asako in Ruby Shoes The women behind the gaze that is Asako is a young Japanese named Aya (Tachibana Misato) who has found her life to be similarly soulless. Having decided on a unique form of suicide, she plans to hold her breath across the International Date Line so as to confuse whether she died today or yesterday, she decides to forgo her ...
REVIEW: Asako in Ruby Shoes (2000) Grant Watson on January 10, 2019. U-In (Lee Jung-jae) is a disenfranchised Korean public servant who has a boring life, constantly under-achieves and spends most of his spare time masturbating to Internet pornography. Aya (Misato Tachibana) is a depressed Japanese health centre employee who buys shoes he can ...
Sunaebo (Asako in Ruby Shoes) Quotes. There are no approved quotes yet for this movie. News & Features. 150 Erotic Movies. Ranked worst to best! 2019's Most Anticipated. 63 movies coming up this ...
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The acting is great, and despite it being on the long side and somewhat slow moving, the pacing is rather good, even great. The usage of the metaphor of the Ruby Shoes, which can easily be interpreted as a reference to the Wizard of Oz is great as it is a persistent reminder of what the story is about. Finding what you want and going for it.
Asako in Ruby Shoes has a social (and even political in some way) commentary sort-of film but presents it in a less subtle, simplistic way that it certainly does not look like it is. It's masked in mundane narrative but one covered with heavy social issues.
Asako in Ruby Shoes succeeds in providing yet another challenge to views of a homogeneous South Korea by presenting to us the Asian side of modern globalization. The film jumps back and forth from Korea and Japan, with each main character feeling out of place in their respective “homes.”
'Asako in Ruby Shoes' is one of those quiet dramas you don't get to see nowadays anymore. Even if the pacing might be a little bit too leisurely at times, the movie simply has heart and is touching eventually.
Asako in Ruby Shoes The women behind the gaze that is Asako is a young Japanese named Aya (Tachibana Misato) who has found her life to be similarly soulless. Having decided on a unique form of suicide, she plans to hold her breath across the International Date Line so as to confuse whether she died today or yesterday, she decides to forgo her ...
REVIEW: Asako in Ruby Shoes (2000) Grant Watson on January 10, 2019. U-In (Lee Jung-jae) is a disenfranchised Korean public servant who has a boring life, constantly under-achieves and spends most of his spare time masturbating to Internet pornography. Aya (Misato Tachibana) is a depressed Japanese health centre employee who buys shoes he can ...
Sunaebo (Asako in Ruby Shoes) Quotes. There are no approved quotes yet for this movie. News & Features. 150 Erotic Movies. Ranked worst to best! 2019's Most Anticipated. 63 movies coming up this ...
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