Tokyo Oasis Page #2

Synopsis: The floating clouds between the high buildings, the lines of the taillights under the moonlight, the swirling human waves... Every view in Tokyo looks as if it is alive. Before even she realizes, TOUKO starts to run away from somewhere in the city. As an actress in a fantasy world, Touko seems to have lost her grip on reality. Along her journey, she makes acquaintance with people who carry similar issues. A midnight truck driver NAGANO, who happens to give Touko a ride, is grappling with the discovery of his soul, and his soul is unable to move forward. His escape from reality is to continually move from place to place. A movie theater manager KIKUCHI is uncertain of her life. She has moved to new surroundings but feels more lost than ever. A young job seeker at the zoo YASUKO has no faith in her future. She thinks that the luck is slipping away from her. During the extraordinary time they spend together Touko and the 3 characters start to feel a new awareness growing and discover a na
 
IMDB:
6.3
Year:
2011
83 min
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I did it without knowing that.

That's why, back there,

I had to tell you that.

Now, I see.

You must have been an attacker.

So you tried doing an A quick

against the moving truck.

Here's a B quick.

Then, A.

One more time.

Okay, an A quick.

I hear waves.

The ocean must be in that direction.

It's too dark to see it, though.

Doesn't the sky over there look hazy?

It's a break of day.

It's daybreak for sure.

I'm getting off the expressway.

The exit,

there seems to be one.

A freight train.

A freight train is running on the tracks.

It's running alone in such darkness.

It's running all alone.

Great.

It's a long one.

How many cars are there?

It's before daybreak, but

something's already started.

Yes, it's started moving.

Is that an exit?

We're getting off.

The sky, I didn't know it was so clear.

Where are you running off to?

You ran away from something,

didn't you?

Yes, I did run away.

This is the place I wanted to come.

This is the place I really had to come.

This place?

I always flee.

But actually,

I had never escaped at all.

Rather, the farther I try to go,

I always ended up where I started

and then made fierce attacks.

Where are you escaping to?

I will not run away.

I just transport lettuces earnestly.

You're right.

So, are you fine here?

I'm fine here.

Okay.

Thank you.

What is it?

Money for the ice candy.

Ice candy?

At that convenience store,

before you did your rolling receive,

before running after me,

you dropped your ice candy.

The ice candy.

Thanks.

I've seen her somewhere.

When she gave me her ticket,

I wondered for a moment who she was,

but couldn't remember at all.

Isn't it someone

who comes here sometimes?

Well, I wonder.

It must be.

Thank you very much.

Thank you.

Is anything the matter?

Thank you very much.

Yoshida.

May I ask you a favor?

Yes, of course.

Yes?

Will you escort this lady home?

Because it's late.

I see.

I appreciate that.

His name is Yoshida. He'll be walking

next to you until you reach home.

Take good care of her.

I will.

Thank you for coming today.

Excuse me.

Touko san.

What happened?

It's been a long time.

What're you doing here?

I work here.

Here?

Yes.

Oh, the movie. It finished.

Here you are.

Thank you.

That's good.

Are you alright?

I'm fine.

But I'm just surprised.

Me, too.

I just finished with one of my jobs

and had dinner with everyone nearby.

You did?

I had a little too much to drink.

It's unusual for you, isn't it?

You think so?

You never seemed to be much of a drinker,

I thought you can hold your drinks.

I appeared to you that way?

In the past.

It feels kind of strange.

For me to sit here with you.

Yes.

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Submitted on August 05, 2018

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