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Still the Water ()

Futatsume no mado (original title)
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On a subtropical island, a teenage couple deal with the interwoven cycle of life, death and love.

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Kaito
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Kyôko (as Jun Yoshinaga)
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Isa
Tetta Sugimoto ...
Tôru
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Misaki
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Atsushi
Hideo Sakaki
Sadae Sakae
Kazurô Maeda
Mitsuaki Nakano
Yukiharu Kawabata
Yukiyo Maeda
Kinue Yasuda

Directed by

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Naomi Kawase

Written by

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Naomi Kawase ... (screenplay)

Produced by

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Takehiko Aoki ... producer
Rémi Burah ... co-producer
Naomi Kawase ... producer
Masato Konishi ... associate producer
Masanori Miyata ... co-producer
Masahiko Mizuguchi ... co-producer
Lluís Miñarro ... co-producer (as Luis Miñarro)
Yûko Naitô ... co-producer
Anne Pernod-Sawada ... co-producer
Olivier Père ... co-producer
Masa Sawada ... producer (as Masamichi Sawada)
Aki Tokoro ... assistant producer
Nobuya Wazaki ... co-producer
Reiji Yamamoto ... executive producer

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Hashiken

Cinematography by

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Yutaka Yamazaki

Film Editing by

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Tina Baz
Naomi Kawase

Editorial Department

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Sophie Denize ... digital intermediate producer
Jean-Baptiste Le Guen ... digital intermediate supervisor
Christine Szymkowiak ... colorist
Alison Wightman ... digital intermediate coordinator

Art Direction by

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Kenji Inoue

Makeup Department

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Masaki Akatsu ... hair stylist / makeup artist

Production Management

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Koichirô Ide ... executive in charge of production
Kenmun ... production supervisor
Takashi Matsumura ... executive in charge of production
Kazuhiko Yusa ... organization

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Chiharu Deguchi ... second unit director
Rie Fukushima ... second unit director
Miho Hôjô ... assistant director
Junko Koide ... assistant director
Sayaha Kojima ... second unit director
Yuki Kondo ... first assistant director

Art Department

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Makiko Endô ... art helper
Takeshi Ezaki ... assistant art director
Reiko Gotô ... art helper
Takurô Katô ... art helper
Fuminori Kimura ... assistant art director
Sôhachi Wakaura ... art helper

Sound Department

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Shigetake Ao ... sound
Roman Dymny ... supervising sound editor
Nicolas Fioraso ... foley artist
Olivier Goinard ... re-recording mixer / supervising sound editor
Osao Hori ... sound recordist
Shintarô Kamijô ... sound recordist
Takatomo Kojima ... field recording
Kazuyuki Tokita ... field recording

Camera and Electrical Department

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Takeshi Dodo ... still photographer assistant
Ritsu Fujie ... lighting technician
Tatsuya Hirayama ... lighting technician
Masaki Koike ... electrician
Yoshiko Matsuura ... assistant camera
Shinya Mizugami ... assistant camera
Ryûtarô Takahashi ... lighting helper
Hisayuki Tsuchiya ... underwater photography
Yutaka Yamazaki ... underwater photography
Yasuhiro Ôta ... gaffer

Casting Department

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Toshie Tabata ... casting assistant

Music Department

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David Braccini ... violin
Jean-Baptiste Brunhes ... sound engineer
David Hadjadj ... orchestrator / piano
Maeva Le Berre ... cello
Keisuke Ohta ... violin

Additional Crew

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Atsuko Hirashita ... publicity producer
Shinji Kitagawa ... interpreter
Noriko Mizunuma ... lifesaver
Kayoko Ogata ... catering assistant
Noboru Okano ... publicity designer
Eien Ryô ... caterer
Seiji Shinohara ... mental coach
Ayako Shiono ... publicist
Homare Suwa ... diving instructor
Naoto Tachioka ... making of
Hisami Taira ... sanshin instructor
Nobuko Takahashi ... catering assistant
Teruyuki Take ... lifesaver
Hiroki Takeda ... lifesaver
Kôji Tanaka ... tattoos
Naoki Yamada ... paraglider

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Noritoshi Fukuzaki ... thanks
Hisayoshi Hirakawa ... thanks
Mitsurô Maeda ... thanks
Kazufumi Niifu ... thanks
Kusachiyo Takeda ... very special thanks
Kôichi Takeda ... thanks
Kiyokazu Yoshida ... thanks

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Storyline

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Plot Summary

On the subtropical Japanese island of Amami, traditions about nature remain eternal. During the full-moon night of traditional dances in August, 16-year-old Kaito discovers a dead body floating in the sea. His girlfriend Kyoko will attempt to help him understand this mysterious discovery. Together, Kaito and Kyoko will learn to become adults by experiencing the interwoven cycles of life, death and love. Written by Cannes Film Festival

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Also Known As
  • Still the Water (France)
  • 2つ目の窓 (Japan, Japanese title)
  • Aguas tranquilas (Spain)
  • Still the Water (India, English title)
  • Still the Water (World-wide, English title)
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Runtime
  • 121 min
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Did You Know?

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Trivia After the release of the film, Naomi Kawase dubbed it as her masterpiece. See more »
Movie Connections Referenced in Gauguin: Voyage to Tahiti (2017). See more »
Soundtracks Kyoko & Kaito See more »

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