Keeping up an unassuming facade is one of the many facets within the thriller genre, which often makes it much more fascinating to observe the perpetrator than any other character. It is perhaps not so much the deeds he or she commits but rather the difficult performance of balancing these interior, dark urges, or maybe coming to grips with the emotional turmoil as a consequence to whatever these acts are. Among many other issues, these ideas are what drove director Dai Sako when approaching “Drive Into Night”, a blend of drama and thriller, following the path of a man becoming a perpetrator and how he deals with the aforementioned issues. In his statement, Sako explains he wanted to talk about the idea that pressing moral matters and the “negative energy” defining Japanese society are at the core of this project.
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- 4/4/2023
- by Rouven Linnarz
- AsianMoviePulse
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