Perfect Revolution 2017
Perfect Revolution (2017), directed by Junpei Matsumoto, dives into an unconventional romance between Kuma, a wheelchair-using author obsessed with sex, and Ryoko, a fiery woman who disrupts his life with raw emotion.
Director: Junpei Matsumoto
Cast
Lily Franky
Kuma
Nana Seino
Mitsu
Eiko Koike
Eri
Amane Okayama
Satoru
Kimiko Yo
Akiko
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Perfect Revolution (2017) about?
The film follows Kuma, a wheelchair-using author fixated on sex, as his life spirals when Ryoko, a bold and unpredictable woman, declares her love in front of his entire lecture hall. Their relationship teeters between sweetness and toxicity, testing the limits of romance and reality.
Who directed Perfect Revolution?
Junpei Matsumoto directed the film, blending sharp humor with poignant storytelling to create a unique romantic comedy.
Who stars in Perfect Revolution?
The film features Lily Franky, Nana Seino, Eiko Koike, Amane Okayama, and Kimiko Yo in key roles.
Is Perfect Revolution (2017) worth watching?
If you enjoy offbeat romantic comedies with dark humor and emotional depth, Perfect Revolution is a hidden gem. Its unconventional love story and strong performances make it worth a watch, even if it's not for everyone.
How long is Perfect Revolution?
Perfect Revolution runs for 117 minutes.
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About Perfect Revolution (2017) — A Wild, Heartfelt Romance You Won't Forget
Perfect Revolution (2017), directed by Junpei Matsumoto, dives into an unconventional romance between Kuma, a wheelchair-using author obsessed with sex, and Ryoko, a fiery woman who disrupts his life with raw emotion. Their whirlwind relationship oscillates between tender moments and chaotic outbursts, challenging societal norms and personal boundaries. As Ryoko's grand declarations of love sway between passion and delusion, Kuma grapples with her relentless pursuit of a utopian vision. Blending sharp comedy with poignant romance, the film explores themes of obsession, acceptance, and the messy intricacies of human connection.
Matsumoto's direction crafts a tone that is equal parts darkly humorous and deeply human, anchored by standout performances from Lily Franky as Kuma and Nana Seino as Ryoko. The movie's offbeat charm lies in its refusal to shy away from the absurd or the uncomfortable, making it a memorable watch for fans of unconventional love stories that push boundaries.
