- Film



Country
Japan
Year
2018
Language
Japanese spoken, Dutch subtitles
Cast
Lily Franky, Kirin Kiki, Mayu Matsuoka, Sakura Andō, Jyo Kairi
Director
Hirokazu Koreeda
Duration
121 min
A tragic family drama by director Hirokazu Koreeda (Nobody Knows) that shows a different side of Japanese society than usual. When money runs short, family sometimes proves to be more important than possessions.
On the fringes of Japanese society lives a blended family that survives through petty theft and odd jobs. When they take in a neglected girl, a warm, close bond develops that slowly reveals the hidden cracks within the family.
With much compassion and subtle humor, Hirokazu Koreeda tells a touching story about poverty, love, and the meaning of family. Shoplifters is an award-winning masterpiece that poignantly questions the boundaries between right and wrong.
There are no new dates planned (yet) for Shoplifters.

Never before has money seemed so prominently present in our daily lives. From sky-high housing costs and growing wealth inequality to the power of financial markets: money increasingly determines who gets opportunities, who is left behind, and how much a human life seems to be worth. Yet the subject has occupied filmmakers for more than a century. In Show Me The Money!, we bring together eleven films that explore the many faces of money.