
Ryuichi Sakamoto: Coda (2017) on Netflix
NR20171h 40mDocumentaryMusic
Ryuichi Sakamoto, a Japanese composer, returns to music after a cancer diagnosis. The film follows his techno-pop years and film scores and his gathering of ambient sounds.
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- Netflix4.4/5
- IMDb7.6/102,385 votes
- Rotten Tomatoes98%
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Plot summary
Ryuichi Sakamoto has spent decades moving between pop music and film scoring, from his techno-pop years to an Oscar-winning score. The documentary was shot over five years, beginning in the summer of 2012, after a shift in his artistic style. Following the 2011 earthquake and the nuclear accident at Fukushima, he became a prominent figure in Japan's movement against nuclear power. During the shoot he is diagnosed with stage 3 throat cancer and undergoes treatment. Much of the filming happens while he works on the score for a feature, and the camera watches him collect ambient and natural sounds and set them beside man-made ones.
Cast
Ryuichi Sakamotoas Self
Leonardo DiCaprioas Hugh Glass (archive footage)
David Bowieas Jack Celliers (archive footage)
John Malkovichas Port (archive footage)
Debra Wingeras Kit (archive footage)
Donatas Banionisas Kris Kelvin (archive footage)
Natalya Bondarchukas Hari (archive footage)
Haruomi Hosonoas Self
Yukihiro Takahashias Self
Yellow Magic Orchestraas Themselves
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Ryuichi Sakamoto: Coda (2017)
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- Ryuichi Sakamoto was diagnosed and treated for stage 3 throat cancer while the documentary was being filmed, which spanned five years from the summer of 2012 and largely happened while he was scoring Alejandro G. Inarritu's The Revenant.
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