Still the Water (2014)

Name: Still the Water
Genre: Drama, Romance
Released: Jul 26, 2014
Cast: Nijirô Murakami, Junko Abe, Miyuki Matsuda

Not Rated

121 min

Jul 26, 2014

Japanese

On a subtropical island, a teenage couple deal with the interwoven cycle of life, death and love.

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Still the Water (also know as Futatsume no mado) full movie is released on Jul 26, 2014. Watch Still the Water online - the Japanese Drama movie from France , which has achieved a worldwide gross of $383,948. Still the Water is directed by Naomi Kawase and created by Naomi Kawase with Nijirô Murakami and Junko Abe.

On the subtropical Japanese island of Amami, traditions about nature remain eternal. During the full-moon night of traditional dances in August, 16-year-old Kaito discovers a dead body floating in the sea. His girlfriend Kyoko will attempt to help him understand this mysterious discovery. Together, Kaito and Kyoko will learn to become adults by experiencing the interwoven cycles of life, death and love.

As know as:

Futatsume no mado, Futatsume no Mado, The Second Window, Futatsume No Mado, A Quietude da Água

Countries:

France, Spain, Japan

Language:

Japanese

Production Companies:

WOWOW, Comme des Cinémas, Asmik Ace

Official Site:

Official site (France)

Gross worldwide:

$383,948

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Reviews

Mark Kermode

Observer (UK)

At times it's too schematic for its own good, but there's a musical quality which harmonises the script's rockier edges, and the use of diegetic song is powerful and engaging.

by rottentomatoes, Jul 05, 2015

Kate Muir

Times (UK)

While the images chosen by the Japanese arthouse director Naomi Kawase are exquisite and arresting, the narrative is a dull, New Age meander.

by rottentomatoes, Jul 02, 2015

David Jenkins

Little White Lies

This Japanese teen love story from Naomi Kawase is mired in emo histrionics and limp drama.

by rottentomatoes, Jul 02, 2015