Ishii Gakuryu (former Sogo) returns to his roots with That's it?

Cult director both in Japan and in the rest of the world in recent hanni Ishii was convoluted with a series of works which, while interesting not had the spirit and the strength of his first film. In May, he released his new feature film that looks back to the style and themes that made him famous.

 One of the authors Japanese independent emerged to prominence at the turn of the seventies / eighties, Sogo Ishii was for a time a real cult director, much discussed and studied at the international level and also in Italy. Works like Crazy Thunder Road, Burst City or The Crazy Family still own today after decades a wild anarchic force that mixes the roots of punk rock and Ishii and the industrial landscape and underground crude the period in which the director developed his poetic .

 After Is not Anyone Alive? of 2012 and The Flower of Shanidar year subsequent, two works signed with the new name, Ishii Gakuryu, a symbol of rebirth or sperara artistic evolution, Ishii seems to return to the themes and aesthetics of the beginning with his new movie, That's it, to be released in Japan on May 27. In recent days it has been disseminated the first images of the film, which sees among the protagonists Sometani Shota, the young Japanese actor of the moment, already awarded in Venice for Himizu and that only 22 years old has already worked with leading contemporary Japanese filmmakers .