MATSUMOTO TRIBE 2017
"Beyond the truth..."
MATSUMOTO TRIBE (2017) dives into the chaotic world of aspiring actors chasing fame in Tokyo's Shibuya district, blending sharp comedy with mockumentary realism.
Director: Ken Ninomiya
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is MATSUMOTO TRIBE (2017) about?
This mockumentary follows Matsumoto Fighter, a self-proclaimed rising star, and his manager as they hustle through Tokyo to secure his big break. Their journey escalates when an indie director's audition throws them into a whirlwind of absurd schemes to stand out in the competitive world of acting.
Who directed MATSUMOTO TRIBE?
Ken Ninomiya, known for his comedic flair and sharp social commentary, directed the film, blending satire with heartfelt realism.
Who stars in MATSUMOTO TRIBE?
The film features Fighter Matsumoto, Honoka Matsumoto, Masashi Komura, Tatsuo Kobayashi, and Takeo Kikuchi in central roles, each bringing their own quirky energy to the story.
Is MATSUMOTO TRIBE (2017) worth watching?
With its sharp satire and engaging mockumentary style, MATSUMOTO TRIBE is a hidden gem for comedy lovers. While it lacks an IMDb rating, its themes of ambition and absurdity make it a compelling watch for anyone interested in the behind-the-scenes madness of show business.
How long is MATSUMOTO TRIBE?
MATSUMOTO TRIBE runs for 85 minutes, offering a tight, high-energy narrative packed with laughs and insight.
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About MATSUMOTO TRIBE (2017) — A Mockumentary Tackling Showbiz Dreams and Delusions
MATSUMOTO TRIBE (2017) dives into the chaotic world of aspiring actors chasing fame in Tokyo's Shibuya district, blending sharp comedy with mockumentary realism. Ken Ninomiya's film follows Matsumoto Fighter, a brash performer convinced he's the next big Japanese star, and his relentless manager as they desperately promote him door-to-door. When an indie director's audition sparks a frenzied quest for recognition, their over-the-top antics reveal the absurd lengths artists go to break into show business. With its Borat-esque satire, the movie skewers the glamour and desperation of the entertainment industry, all wrapped in a frenetic energy that feels both hilarious and painfully real.
The film's tone oscillates between laugh-out-loud moments and cringe-inducing honesty, capturing the raw ambition and fragility of performers navigating a cutthroat industry. Ninomiya's direction turns what starts as a farce into a surprisingly poignant exploration of identity, failure, and the blurred line between reality and performance. Backed by a cast of eccentric characters, MATSUMOTO TRIBE (2017) delivers a cult-classic-worthy experience for fans of offbeat, character-driven comedy.