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Body Temperature (2011)

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Body Temperature (2011)
Romaji: Taion
Japanese: 体温
Director: Takaomi Ogata
Writer: Takaomi Ogata
Producer: Takaomi Ogata
Genres: Drama, Romance
Release Date: February 23, 2013
Runtime: 72 min.
Language: Japanese
Country: Japan
Subtitles: Korean (hardsubbed)
IMDB:http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2073540

Cast
Chavetaro Ishizaki … Rintaro
Rin Sakuragi … Ibuki / Rinko

Film Festivals
2011 (21st) Yubari International Fantastic Film Festival – February 24-28, 2011 – Fantastic Off-Theater Competition
2011 (7th) Fantastic Fest – September 22-29, 2011 *North American Premiere
2011 (19th) Raindance Film Festival – September 28- October 9, 2011 – Way Out East – Japanese Films *European Premiere

Synopsis
Director Takaomi Ogata spins the surreal story of Rintaro (Chavetaro Ishizaki), a man in love with a life-size sex doll. If this sounds familiar, you may recall Lars and the Real Girl, the 2007 comedy with similar subject matter. Well, Body Temperature bears similarities to that, but takes the focus off the humour in the situation to create a more disturbing and unsettling film. Rintaro is a social outcast. Barely able to interact with women, he finds solace in his life-sized sex doll Ibuki, with whom he seems to have a completely ‘normal’ relationship – they eat together, go on dates, share birthday parties, have sex. In the heights of his delusion, Rintaro meets Rinko, a real woman working for an escort agency. After she’s quit her job the pair hit it off and indulge in a night of passion the likes of which Rintaro has never experienced. However, when Rinko finds Ibuki the relationship ends, and Rintaro looks like he’s about to fall back into his delusional world. Body Temperature is an extremely unsettling film. Graphic sex scenes punctuate Rintaro’s sad life, and he seems always on the verge of something destructive. A pervading feeling of loneliness and the vain struggle for human contact contribute to a sad and creepy atmosphere, which, far from putting us off, only sucks the audience deeper in, always anxious for the alienated Rintaro.

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