A candidate with no political experience faces a heated election campaign in Kawasaki, Japan, backed by Prime Minister Koizumi and the Liberal Democratic Party.
“A cinema-verite documentary which closely follows a heated election campaign in Japan, revealing the true nature of”
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A candidate with no political experience faces a heated election campaign in Kawasaki, Japan, backed by Prime Minister Koizumi and the Liberal Democratic Party.
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Synopsis
Kazuhiko Yamauchi, a political novice, campaigns in Kawasaki, Japan, during a contentious election in 2007. Supported by Prime Minister Koizumi and the Liberal Democratic Party, Yamauchi faces the challenges of gaining public support. The film uses a cinema-verite style to document the election process, revealing the influence of political endorsements on voter behavior. It contrasts public perception with the realities of political strategy, providing insight into the electoral system in Japan.
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Why Watch
- Follow a candidate with no political experience.
- See the impact of Koizumi's endorsement.
- Meet the dynamics of Japanese election campaigns.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Kazuhiro Soda in 2007.
- The documentary has a runtime of 120 minutes.
- It features a candidate with no prior political experience.
- The film is set in Kawasaki, Japan, during a heated election campaign.
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Who directed the documentary 'Campaign'?
Kazuhiro Soda directed the documentary 'Campaign'.
What year was the documentary 'Campaign' released?
The documentary 'Campaign' was released in 2007.
What political party backed the candidate in 'Campaign'?
The candidate in 'Campaign' was backed by the Liberal Democratic Party.
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