Streaming Posutoman burusu Online

Posutoman burusu (1997)
iMDB Rating: 7.4

Date Released : 16 August 1997

Genre : Crime, Drama, Action, Comedy

Stars : Shin'ichi Tsutsumi, Keisuke Horibe, Ren Ohsugi, Kyôko Tôyama

Movie Quality : BRrip

Format : MKV

Size : 870 MB



 

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Sawaki is a postman who's not quite thrilled about his boring way of life. But his life is about to change when he delivers mail to his old schoolmate Noguchi, who's now a member of the Yakuza, the Japanese Mafia, and just finished cutting his little finger off. Sawaki stays only for a short time and Noguchi manages to smuggle a package full of drugs into Sawakis bag. And, like that's not enough, accidentally his separated finger falls into Sawakis bag too. Because Noguchi has been spied out for quite a while by the police, they think that Sawaki has something to do with his criminal schemings and decide to stick onto his feet. When Sawaki bonds with the fatally ill hit man Joe, it's clear for the police what he must be: A schizophrenic-paranoid, perverse drug dealer, murderer and even terrorist sent from the Yakuza!

Review :

Charming and touching

I'm trying to dig deeper into the culture of Asian movies, and I stumbled over this piece called "Postman Blues". I thought hey, it's Japanese so it can't really be bad, can it? I assume this is the first very serious and "deep" Japanese movie I've encountered, and I have to admit that I was quite touched by the experience. The story's about Ryuichi Sawaki (Shin'ichi Tsutsumi), a postman who's just living through everyday by delivering letters, a job he don't do well at all. The plot is quite difficult and anyone who's into common Hollywoodplots might get a rough time here getting charmed by the story. Anyhow, Ryuichi's job leads him into different events where he meets different characters, and those are the really interesting part of the film - the characters and the conversations. The story's development are really not that important, as more focus are brought on to the events and the details that surrounds'em. A very personal film and I really, really enjoyed it. Japan is probably one of the most creative countries when it comes to films these days (just look at all the Hollywood remakes, ha ha) and "Postman Blues" is another one that pushes the amount of Japanese quality delivers of today even further. A great work by the

director and writer Hiroyuki Tanaka!