qualcuno di voi l'ha visto?è uscito in giappone la scorsa estate ed è tratto dal manga omonimo.

sembra sia una storia ambientata nella tokyo moderna che ha come protagoniste quattro donne ed i loro problemi d'amore. sembra la solita solfa ma il trailer ed alcune recensioni molto positive hanno catturato la mia attenzione
Focusing on the lives of four lonely women in Tokyo, Strawberry Shortcakes makes a devastatingly cynical and achingly realistic statement about contemporary life and urban isolation. Painfully acute in its observations, the film is undeniably melancholic but also humorously self-deprecating in its portrayal of four rather strange, rather normal women and their search for love and self
Satoko (Ikewaki Chizuru) just got dumped by her boyfriend, and works a thankless reception job at a call girl service. Her only consolation in life: drinking beer and mumbling prayers to a small stone which she has christened a god. Satoko's death-obsessed call-girl friend Akiyo (Nakamura Yuko) sleeps in a coffin and is diligently saving up money for a fifth-floor condo - so she can jump out and kill herself when the moment calls for it. Her only consolation: drinking with her friend Kikuchi (Ando Masanobu) whom she secretly loves. Reclusive illustrator Toko (Iwase Toko) is thrown into a bitter binge-eating slump by the news of her ex-boyfriend's marriage, and by her current assignment to draw God. Toko's roommate Chihiro (Nakagoshi Noriko) is an outwardly cheerful office worker who loves shopping, makeup, and her egotistical boyfriend (Kase Ryo), but the unrewarding relationship leaves her no less lonely than Toko. Anonymous faces in a big city, these four women struggle to find happiness on their own terms
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