Coffee Break

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Japanese: コーヒーブレイク

Information

Type: Movie

Episodes: 1

Status: Finished Airing

Aired: 1977

Producers: None found, add some

Licensors: None found, add some

Studios: Takun Manga Box

Source: Original

Genre: Avant Garde

Duration: 3 min.

Rating: G - All Ages

Statistics

Score: 4.86¹ (scored by 702 users)

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Ranked: #12859²

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Popularity: #12614

Members: 1,265

Favorites: 1

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Synopsis

People often consume caffeine to improve their mood, but for one salaryman, it is like a rocket ship blasting him off—away from the monotony of his desk to a world full of color, inspiration, and life.

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Background

Coffee Break is the seventh out of 18 animations included in Taku Furukawa's Takun Films DVD, released in 1999. It was selected for the Second Ottawa International Animation Film Festival.

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Staff

Furukawa, Taku

Director

Yukawa, Takamitsu

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Reviews

Jul 7, 2017

Sidewinder51

Mixed Feelings

Rate a 5
art film (no vocals/subtitles)

Story
plain. An artist struggling to get by. Thankfully he has his go to drink to aid him. At least that is all that comes to presently to an average viewer. Ending was a small delight for the comical message it delivered.

art
-black and white for the most part.
-I enjoyed the color approach tactic on objects of importance vs objects of dislike. What you love can be described in vivid detail. As to work it is so boring and mundane one typically forgets about it.

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