Kanikosen Article

[pawneternal]

Though nothing ground-breaking, here's a brief article about Ryuhei's latest work:

Labor exploitation film gave Matsuda vigor

Sunday 12th April, 02:58 AM JST

TOKYO -
Acting in the film ‘‘Kanikosen’’ (Crab-Canning Boat) about a fight against labor exploitation gave up-and-coming actor Ryuhei Matsuda vigor, he said during a

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[psychox]

"‘‘I think it might be possible that today’s laborers are suffering greater pain as it is hard for them to find a clear enemy to beat’’ in a complicated economy-led society, unlike the workers in Kobayashi’s novel, Matsuda said."

He thinks. About stuff. Like economics and workers' rights?

That adds, like, an incredible number of hotness points.

I need to go lie down.

[pawneternal]

I've really missed your comments - I always die laughing.
Ryuhei needs to do more stuff. Stuff that you can comment on.
Ahh, best.

[psychox]

Thank you!

I need to do a better job of keeping up with Ryuhei stuff. I'd be a calmer, less angry person if I did.

Or, I'd still be angry, but at least I'd have prettier pictures to look at.

[katiemuffett]

What a candid and intelligent couple of quotes, especially coming from a young actor. He really renders his looks completely invalid with his maturity and level of commitment (professionally and personally)

"up-and-coming" seems a bit strange - he's been working as a lead role in major films for almost 10 years now, right? hmm.