As one of Japan's most important film awards, the Academy Film Awards tend to reflect the whole of Japanese cinema more than the film Shunbao, especially this year.

The Japanese film market in 2010 was arguably more colorful than in 2009. The overall quality is also higher than in 2009.

Kiyoshi Sakamoto, a new director, announced to the Japanese film industry the birth of a genius director with a film that broke the record in Japanese film history and became the highest-grossing romance film in Japanese history!

There are many famous masters who have brought new works to the show, such as Nakajima Tetsuya's "Confession", Yamada Yoji's "Younger Brother", Kitano Takeshi's "Extremely Evil and Non-Dao", Li Xiangil's "Wicked"...

And this year's Film Academy Awards is of great significance to Kiyoshi Sakamoto.

In three of the four major Japanese film awards that ended not long ago, the Film Blue Ribbon Award, the Film Shunbao Awards, and the Mainichi Film Awards, Kiyoshi Sakamoto's directorial debut "The Girl We Chased Together in Those Years", even though it received multiple nominations, even if it was selected as one of the TOP10 of the year by the Film Shunbao Awards, even if it was shortlisted for the best film, best director, best actor, and best actress in the four major awards...

However, he was still defeated by the old spicy of his predecessors, and finally returned empty-handed.

Although in Japan, the market for youth films has always been large.

Youth films that contain elements such as love, youth, and youth are very popular not only in Japan, but also all over the world.

However, youth films have a natural disadvantage in film awards that are very professional.

The judges of the film awards prefer a variety of art films that reflect social phenomena and can expose human emotions and rich in connotation through the means of film.

Although it was a record-breaking and annual box office champion, "Those Years" did not get the favor of major awards.

With the exception of a few consolation awards, there were almost no prizes.

The embarrassment of having no nominations but not getting awards made Kiyoshi Sakamoto pin his hopes on the film academy award, which was the latest among the four major film awards.

He understands that with the amazing box office of "Those Years", if he can win another heavyweight film award, then this movie can bring him and SMA greater benefits and fame.

Of course, his identity as a "director" can be regarded as more stable.

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As the box office champion of 2010, "Those Years" has also become a big hit in the awards season with its good reputation and praise from many film critics.

At this year's Academy Film Awards, "Those Years" also had seven nominations, second only to the unprecedented fifteen nominations of "The Wicked" and the eleven nominations of "Confession", becoming one of the most nominated works of the night.

Among the nominations for "Those Years", the most important ones are naturally the best work and best supervision in the professional department, as well as the four awards of best actor and best actress in the performance department.

However, in front of the two award-winning masterpieces "The Wicked" and "Confession", "Those Years", a small fresh youth film, seems to be difficult to break through.

After the list of nominees came out, almost all the media agreed that the "best work" would inevitably be born between "The Wicked" and "Confession".

And Kiyoshi Sakamoto's directorial debut "Those Years" has very little chance of winning the award.

The same goes for "best supervision".

Although it broke the box office record, it caused a huge social heated discussion.

However, the box office success of "Those Years" largely relied on Kiyoshi Sakamoto's super popularity and wide audience base, coupled with the topicality of his first directorial debut, to form a youth storm that swept through Asia in a short period of time.

Compared with the story connotation of "Confession" and "The Wicked", "Those Years" is just a youth film with a touch of regret.

Such a movie, not to mention whether it is good or not, is not very pleasing in the eyes of the judges alone.

Especially when Kiyoshi Sakamoto, as a representative of the new film force, tried to break the shackles of seniority in the Japanese film industry, the diehards of several major film awards naturally did not want him to win the award.

This is also the reason why "Those Years" did not win a more weighty award even though it received multiple nominations for several major film awards.

What's more, this year is really bad luck too.

The opponents faced in "Those Years" are Tetsuya Nakajima's "Confession" and Lee Sang-il's "Wicked".

Therefore, Sakamoto gave up the PR of these two awards early in the morning, and instead chased the "Best Actor Award" that had a chance to win

As mentioned earlier, the reason why the Japan Film Academy Awards have been criticized and controversial is because NTV TV, which is responsible for the TV broadcast of the award, is too ugly.

The films invested and shot by NTV have won almost all the awards at the Film Academy Awards, known as the "Oscars of Japan", and there are actually three times in total!

1997's "Talking about Love and Dancing", 2003's "Dusk Seibei", and 2005's "Forever 3-chome Sunset" all won 12 out of 13 nominations!

It is NTV's "behind-the-scenes operation" at the Film Academy Awards that has made the fairness of the Film Academy Awards unprecedentedly criticized.

Of course, it is also because of this that NTV did not dare to continue to do so in the next few years.

After getting the opportunity to compete fairly, Kiyoshi Sakamoto felt that under the operation and public relations behind the scenes, his first actor was not so far away...

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The film award ceremony process is still much faster than the music award ceremony.

Compared with the Grammys that Kiyoshi Sakamoto participated in a few days ago, after awarding an award, a guest performer has to perform on stage, and after the Film Academy Awards awards an award, there is an interview or something halfway, and soon it is the next turn.

However, even so, Kiyoshi Sakamoto, who has participated in many college awards, still feels that this upcoming three-hour award ceremony is really long.

Just when Kiyoshi Sakamoto was full of thoughts, the 34th Film Academy Awards continued...

The first award was the Best Female Assistant Actor Award that had nothing to do with the crew of "Those Years".

This award, undisputedly, was won by Mrs. Kiki Shirin, who has superb acting skills.

Then, several newcomers who won the Best Newcomer Award also took the stage to receive their certificates.

In this award, the genius Aina Ashida also created a new history.

At the age of 6, she broke the record of the youngest award recipient in the history of the film academy awards set by Kiyoshi Sakamoto, who was sitting in the audience, and became the new record holder!

Therefore, when Xiao Ai Cai was seriously talking about her award declaration, the camera on the scene also kept giving Sakamoto clear the shot.

And Sakamoto Kiyoshi is also smiling and giving the cute little love dish.,Applause vigorously.。。。