Miss Osaka (2021)
Año de lanzamiento: 2021
Nación: Denmark, Japan, Norway
Alternative Title: No, ミス・オオサカ, 오사카
Director: Daniel Dencik
Writer: Daniel Dencik, Sara Isabella Jønsson, Sara Isabella Jønsson Vedde
Producción & Género
Productor: executive producer: Svein Andersen, Anders Berggreen, Gjermund Gisvold, Kjetil Jensberg, Linda Netland
producer: Michael Haslund-Christensen
Compañías: C&I entertainment, Haslund / Dencik Entertainment, Rein Film
Género: Drama
Budget: €2,120,805 (estimated).
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Palabras clave
Palabras clave: new identity, nightclub hostess, obsessive love, self-discovery
Historia
Ines, struggling with self-doubt and insecurities, accompanies her boyfriend Lucas to Norway where she meets Maria, a half-Japanese tourist who captivates her. When Maria suddenly disappears, Ines sees an opportunity to escape her old life by taking on Maria's identity. She travels to Osaka, Japan, claiming to be Maria, and secures a job at the nightclub Miss Osaka where Maria used to work. Ines must navigate her new identity while avoiding discovery from those who knew the real Maria.
Resumen
Directed by Daniel Dencik in 2021, 'Miss Osaka' is a Danish-Japanese-Norwegian drama film that explores themes of self-discovery, obsession, and the dangers of constructing a new identity. The story revolves around Ines, who becomes entangled in a web of deceit after meeting Maria in Norway. Seizing the opportunity to reinvent herself as Maria after her disappearance, Ines travels to Osaka where she must maintain this façade while avoiding revelation of her true origins.
