children consuming electronic technology in Japanese films?
J.sharp
j.sharp at hpo.net
Mon Nov 21 09:24:35 EST 2005
Install is actually quite an interesting film, and probably just the sort of
thing you are looking for. I reviewed it on Midnight Eye early this year:
http://www.midnighteye.com/reviews/round-up_015.shtml#install
Jasper Sharp
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Date: 21/11/05 04:56
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> children consuming electronic technology in Japanese films?
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> Try with Kei Kataoka's "Insutooru" (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0439631/),
> the story of10yr old boy teaching 17yr old girl how to use her PC and then
> inviting her into the world of sex chats (where he is pretending to
be a
> young woman). I'm not sure if it's "entertainment", maybe not entirely,
but it's
> an interesting look on Japanese children vs. PCs and the Net ;)
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> Anna "Tiferet" Sikorska
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> Would anybody have
> suggestions for film images of Japanese children using electronic stuff,
> particularly as entertainment? Ozus Ohayo on television &
Nakatas Ringu for video come to mind. There are scenes in Koreedas
> Daremo shiranai at a game parlor and with a TV game. I would be very
grateful
> for any advice. Greg JohnsonComparative CultureOtsuma
> Womens UniversityTokyo
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