Toma Ikuta and Matsuya Onoe had been classmates again of their highschool and have been shut associates. Of their highschool days, the 2 promised that they’d stand on the identical stage some day. And for the ultimate stage of Onoe’s produced kabuki stage sequence, Ikuta will star as a particular visitor in his first ever time to carry out kabuki.
Many individuals know Toma Ikuta from movies similar to The Mole Music (2013 and The Mind Man (2013), however in Sing, Dance, Act he places himself on the market and offers all of it when the prospect to carry out in a kabuki play. Between the demanding coaching for tough dance acts, Ikuta shares his ideas on numerous topics like his profession and childhood whereas associates within the enterprise additionally weigh in on how Ikuta is as an individual.
I need to admit I used to be drawn into the movie far more than I first thought, Ikuta is not an actor I’ve intentionally adopted or sought out motion pictures by, however after seeing him right here my respect grew immensely. He actually comes throughout as very real and somebody who would not do something half-hearted.
Style: Documentary. 1h 27min.
