Perfect Days Trailer #1 (2023)

Check out the new trailer for Perfect Days starring Kôji Yakusho!

US Release Date: November 10, 2023
Starring: Arisa Nakano, Kôji Yakusho, Tokio Emoto
Director: Wim Wenders
Synopsis: Hirayama seems utterly content with his simple life as a cleaner of toilets in Tokyo. Outside of his very structured everyday routine he enjoys his passion for music and for books. And he loves trees and takes photos of them. A series of unexpected encounters gradually reveal more of his past. A deeply moving and poetic reflection on finding beauty in the everyday world around us.

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[llkellenba]

I LOVED this film! Watched almost all Oscar nominated films and this was my favorite film. I watched the entire credits in the small theater that everyone else had left. The Japanese word at the very end. Keep watching. I listen to the soundtrack all the time.

[Thefiercepeace]

This is one of my favorite movies of all time. I've been trying to explain the feeling that can only be described with the last scene in this movie. Where he has every reason in the world to feel terrible. So many things could be weighing him down. But his favorite song come on. And its a beautiful sunny day and it's a nice drive. And he start smiling and laughing. I've never cried so much at a movie theater.
Thank You so much for this movie.
With love from Ohio

[CrueLoaf]

A lot of my friends have ‘bucketlists’. Not something I want. I’m happy like this guy.

[KootFloris]

The wise old master deepens our souls again. Good for him, good for us.

[van_srm]

the perfect film to start the new year ❤

[einNikki]

One of the best movies I’ve watched this year

[aminekemicha]

Looks like an emotional journey.
Looking forward to watch it !

[masanorikawarazuka]

When we were little, we played in the shadows.

[harmoniabalanza]

Remarkable and uplifting film. Yes, knowing a bit about the story referenced in the film--The Terrapin--does give another layer for sure.
But even if the Yakusho character has a similar background, he nevertheless seems very sane, if excessively apart and solitary.

[casimuir]

Japan: *sweep sweep sweep*

New Jersey suburbs: *LEAF BLOWER GOES

[katebergam]

Beautiful film and beautiful commentary. Thank you for this analysis

[anthonyruiz]

I'm looking forward to seeing this in theaters.

[persistentdreams]

Love this movie. Saw it twice in two days. I wasn't familiar with the short story referenced in the movie by the main character's niece, so looked it up and went back to rewatch the film. Let me tell you, knowing the plot of the short story "Terrapin" adds great weight to not only the niece's storyline, but also the main character's back story as well. It's quite easy to see why he may have isolated himself the way he did.

[Damush]

A Great movie, I recommend.
Enjoy 🙂

[MichaelBeeny]

Why do so called art films always use none standard picture ratios?