A woman is sent to execution for the murder of her daughter, who she believes is kidnapped. When she tells her story to a nun, we learn her story through a series of encounters with a ...
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Title: Chi wo sû uchû (2001)
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| Hiroshi Abe | ... | FBI Agent | |
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Sadao Abe | ... | Kiyohiko |
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Yoshiyoshi Arakawa | ... | Taxi Driver |
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Tomomi Kuribayashi | ... | Lucy |
| Kiyoshi Kurosawa | ... | Paperboy | |
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Hitomi Miwa | ... | Alien girlfriend of FBI agent |
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Aimi Nakamura | ||
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Ikkô Suzuki | ... | Alien girlfriend of FBI agent |
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Yumi Yoshiyuki | ||
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Yoshiko Yura | ... | Etsuko Mamiya |
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A woman is sent to execution for the murder of her daughter, who she believes is kidnapped. When she tells her story to a nun, we learn her story through a series of encounters with a psychic, a dirty politician, and two FBI agents who love Jell-O and believe there are aliens are responsible for bewildering the woman. Written by Anonymous
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I'm not sure what the heck I just watched. It seems to be a series of non-sequiter gags based on UFO abductions or maybe a parody on the X-Files. I guess it is a sequel to some other movie.
The plot is that a woman named Satomi has a daughter who is abducted, but maybe she wasn't abducted at all. Or her mother might be an alien. Or she gets reincarnated as a spider. Or something, I was totally confused by the end of it.
I'm really thinking that there is some cultural thing here that I might be missing, but I've watched other Japanese films, which while not nearly as good as American films, do seem to contain some internal plot logic.
I'm not sure if this is supposed to be a comedy, a horror movie, or a sci-fi movie, or just the brain drippings of a deranged Japanese director.