Meet the ultimate dysfunctional family.
新宿の裏通り界隈を根城にするホームレスの中年男性ギン、オカマのハナ、家出娘のミユキはクリスマス・イヴの夜、ゴミ置き場に捨てられた赤ん坊を発見。ギンは赤ん坊を警察に届けようとするが、子どもを育てることが夢だったハナは赤ん坊を勝手に《清子》と命名し、自分たちで親探しをしようと決める。だが、手がかりになりそうなものは赤ん坊と一緒にあったわずかな写真と名刺だけ。翌日、3人は写真の場所を探して歩き回る。
"Tokyo Godfathers" is a heartwarming Japanese animated film directed by Satoshi Kon, released in 2003. Co-written by Kon and Keiko Nobumoto, this poignant comedy-drama blends holiday cheer with gritty realism, offering a unique take on the found-family trope in the bustling streets of Tokyo. The story unfolds on Christmas Eve, where three homeless individuals—gruff alcoholic Gin, flamboyant ex-drag queen Hana, and runaway teenager Miyuki—stumble upon an abandoned newborn amidst the city’s rubbish heaps. Naming the baby Kiyoko, meaning "pure child," they embark on a chaotic quest to reunite her with her parents. Their journey weaves through Tokyo’s underbelly and glitzy districts, uncovering secrets, confronting pasts, and forging an unlikely bond as they dodge yakuza, cops, and their own demons. Celebrated for its stunning animation, sharp wit, and Kon’s masterful storytelling, "Tokyo Godfathers" balances humor with tender moments of redemption. Its vibrant characters—voiced by a talented Japanese cast—and a score by Keiichi Suzuki infuse the film with warmth, while subtle nods to classic holiday tales add depth to its modern parable. Released in 2003, "Tokyo Godfathers" earned critical praise for its emotional resonance and social commentary, cementing Kon’s reputation as an anime visionary. A bittersweet gem, it remains a beloved seasonal classic, proving miracles can bloom even in the harshest corners of life.
年2003
ホームページ https://www.sonypictures.com/movies/tokyogodfathers
収益148355$
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ジャンルアニメーションドラマコメディ
製作国Japan
