Miporin
みぽりん
Miporin
After six months of performances and marketing, it is certain: Yuka can join the new idol band “Oh! So-le-mi-o! “as their lead singer. Too bad though she can't sing really well. Following the suggestion of her band colleague Rina she is sent to the singing teacher Miho for intensive vocal training. Yuka's training begins in a mountain hut above Kobe. But Miho quickly doubts if her student is really serious about her wish to become an idol. And she's not a teacher one should upset …
The
Making of
In “Miporin”, director Daiki Matsumoto works off the precipices of Japanese pop star economy. The dehumanization of the protagonists of this system becomes obvious in the conflict between the two main actresses. Matsumoto's dramaturgy and visualization are based on the Japanese horror films of the 70s and 80s: often exaggerated, gaudy and with a good pinch of humor against too much seriousness.
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In the Cinema/Streaming
Miporin wurde auf dem 21. JFFH 2020 gezeigt.