Starfish Hotel Page #2
- Year:
- 2006
- 98 min
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Get lost.
Not been your lucky day, has it?
The little woman's run off
and left you, eh?
How did you...?
I know all your secrets.
Since I started wearing this
rabbit suit I can hear things.
Little voice in my head, coming from
far away, telling me stuff.
You should see a doctor.
You can talk! Don't turn your back
on people trying to help you.
I can tell you where to find what
you're looking for - look!
Wonderland- The Sexy Fantasy Zone!
I'm not interested.
Don't be so high and mighty,
pen-pusher!
Everybody's looking for
the same thing.
Chisato.
Wait!
Stop!
It's members only.
Chisato invited me.
No such person here.
Look! This is her!
Only members can get in.
How can I...?
You shouldn't be here.
I'm looking for somebody.
Who? Go back to your room.
Do you know Chisato?
Chisato? Never heard of her.
Look, this is her picture -
I've come to pick her up.
Who are you?
I'm her husband.
I don't know.
If you hear anything...
(Speaks Chinese)
What? You can reach me
at this number.
(Speaks Chinese)
Try to call me and I'll make
it worth your while.
Stop it!
PIease!
They toId me not to say anything.
Look, I'll pay you okay?
Beaten up...?
Knocked about by a trick.
Look, don't ask me any more.
What do you mean, "beaten up"?
I don't know anything.
I don't know!
Who hit her?
I thought you weren't coming.
I nearly didn't.
Not here.
Are you Yuichi Arisu?
Yes.
Did you find out anything
about my wife?
Can we come in? We have some
questions we need to ask.
Okay.
It looks like someone burnt down
the WonderIland Club, Mr. Arisu.
They recovered three bodies
from the place...
But there was no way to
identify the remains.
One Chinese woman just
managed to get away.
According to her, someone broke
into the cIub and started a fight.
Mr. Arisu, your phone number
was in her wallet.
The poor girl died this morning.
Identification is going to be
extremely difficult.
It might be impossible.
Could my wife be one of them?
Do you have a recent photo
of your wife, Mr. Arisu?
Yes.
Here.
Something still doesn't add up...
A world taken too much for granted.
people think they can be happy being
cogs in a machine like you.
Unable to see what they should see...
Unable to see what they have lost...
And among all the things they have lost...
Their most important possession.
His stories are like fairy taIes:
always the same pattern.
Children love hearing the same story
time and time again.
They're like children's picture books.
You can't compare them like that.
Now I see what turns you on.
I bet I could write something like this.
"He lay down and reached
for her hand..."
"She brushed his neck with
her right hand..."
"Then her white fingers slipped
inside the collar of his shirt..."
"A look of ecstasy..."
Caller unknown
"A look of ecstasy crossed her face
as she yielded to his thrust..."
shouldn't you get it?
When you sleep with your wife...
Do you ever think of me?
I bet you do.
Cut it out.
Does it excite you?
Do you get all mixed up inside?
Am I in the bed as well?
I've never asked about who you see.
It's best not to.
Why not?
You never talk about your wife either.
It's better this way - we can keep
our two worlds separate.
If we don't, we'll get confused.
I can't go on lying.
It isn't the same as a lie.
As long as you keep
the two worlds apart...
The Tokyo "you" and the "you" here
are different people.
There's no need to lie.
Hey!
My daughter...
Did she work here as well?
She was only nineteen.
It's not safe in here -
Iet's go outside.
It's nice here - it's just
the place for a rabbit.
Was it you?
Did you start the fire?
Fire.
Fire!
Have to go back to the Darkland.
These aren't my hands.
No, they're not my hands.
What's wrong?
Did you hurt your hands?
Do you know whose hands these are?
They're not mine.
Not my hands.
Not mine!
Are you awake?
Did you find my wife?
One of the bodies was a
twenty-year-old Japanese woman.
The others were all foreign nationals.
Mr. Arisu, just how much
did you know about your wife?
What do you mean?
Well, let's suppose she had been
working in that club.
When do you think she started?
I don't know -
I got a flyer from that man.
The one in the rabbit suit?
Mr. Arisu, four people have died.
Somebody took two cans of petrol to
This is a murder investigation.
Surely...
you can't think it was me?
I like writing in hospitals at night.
But death is never far away.
It exists within us.
It is as banal as the shadows
of trees in a park.
But we don't see it.
Because we choose not to.
OnIy those who lose a loved one...
Can sense death's shadow
passing through them.
We can feel the presence
of death in this world.
Death is the only reallty -
all the rest is a dream.
There was a disused mine behind
my uncle's property.
I was told never to go there.
I used to sneak inside
when my uncle went out.
I used to stay there for hours
in the darkness.
Imagining all sorts of things.
Weren't you scared?
Not at all.
It was safer than the world outside.
Don't move.
I'll show you what it was
like in the mine.
If you stay still long enough
in the darkness...
You start to imagine
all kinds of things.
You can be anything you want to be.
You can go anywhere you want to go.
Wakey-wakey!
You...?
I was in the area -
thought I'd drop by.
How did you get in?
Oh! Very nice -
I'll have some of that.
Who the hell are you?
Nice place you've got -
very classy.
How did you find my address?
Mr. Trickster told me.
What do you think you're doing?
So, you like mysteries?
Get out.
I know who can find your missus.
I'm calling the police.
They're useless:
idiots,every one of them.
You need a good detective.
I've used one before.
Got him to check up on my missus.
He was top notch - solved
the mystery good and proper.
Showed me photographic
evidence as well.
Put that down.
Put the knife down.
What f***ing knife?
When I saw the photos I knew.
The camera never lies, as they say.
all her dirty secrets, plain as day.
Thanks for the trip down memory lane -
and thanks for the drink.
HoId on!
I'd think about hiring him -
he'll find what you're looking for.
Mori Private Investigator
people are in and out of
this job all the time.
They come and go as they please,
just like me.
Two years ago there was
an older man, a bit tubby...
Oh, I know who you mean.
He's dead, or so I heard.
About a month ago,
and pretty suddenly, too.
Anyway, I don't really know -
I'm just a temp.
I'm looking for this woman.
Are you a cop or something?
No.
So, what about this woman?
She's my friend.
What kind of "friend"?
An old friend.
Oh yes?
Very pretty hair.
The Tokyo "you" and the "you" here
are different people.
There's no need to lie.
That's a pretty twisted solution.
That's why you like me.
I don't even know you.
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