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‘Kokuho’ Director Lee Sang-il & Star Ken Watanabe On Japan’s Oscar Entry
In this Deadline interview, the cast and creative team behind 'Kukuho' reflect on the making of the film, its thematic depth, and the demanding yet rewarding collaboration with Director Lee Sang-il. Actor Ken Watanabe and the director discuss their long-standing working relationship, noting how Lee’s rigorous process often pushes collaborators to their limits, only to result in what many consider the best work of their careers. The conversation also explores the film’s emotional arc, particularly its ending, which traces the protagonist’s downfall and quiet spiritual evolution, resisting easy judgment and instead embracing the ambiguity of life itself. The interview also highlights the extraordinary craftsmanship that brought 'Kukuho' to life, especially in its portrayal of Kabuki. Members of the hair, makeup, and wig teams explain the challenges of adapting traditional Kabuki aesthetics for close-up cinematography while maintaining authenticity built on centuries of tradition. Beyond artistry, the filmmakers reflect on the film’s cultural impact, noting how its success helped reignite audiences’ love for the theatrical experience in post-pandemic Japan. Kukuho stands not only as a powerful character study, but as a testament to the enduring emotional connection between cinema, performance, and audience. Connect with Deadline online! / deadline / deadline / deadline
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