: brilliant actors
Actors that genuinley captivated me and had me forget they weren’t acting while on screen. In no particular order.
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Natsuki Omi
Japanese
”I heard the sunspots” - one of teh best portrayls of side character I’ve seen, he truly added so much depth and personality
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Nishida Naomi
Japanese
”I hear teh sunspots” - forgot she wasn’t an actual mother just going about her day
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Nakazawa Motoki
Japanese
”I hear the sunspots” - I believed every emotion he expressed and the way he showed jealousy was phenomenal; beautiful eye acting
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Kobayashi Toranosuke
Japanese
”I hear the sunspots” - Genuinley delivered this over the top-acting that east asia is so fond of brilliantly, it’s not my type of acting, but the way he did it never felt forced
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Nishigaki Sho
Japanese
"Minato's Laundromat” - The way he did Shin was like looking at a teenager in love, his posture, way of speaking, emotionas - everything felt authentic and I forgot most of the time that hewasn’t in fact 17/18 or taht he was acting this character. Bonus for the most beautiful smile and eyes
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Takeuchi Ryoma
Japanese
”10Dance” - I might’ve fallen in love with him in this movie not going to lie, fantatsic expressions and I completely forgot he was acting.
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Doi Shiori
Japanese
”10Dance” - She was phenomenal and most definetly did not feel like a support actor. Every scene she was in, my eyes were drawn to her.
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Dew Jirawat Sutivanichsak
Thai
”Burnout Syndrome” - He’s insane at micro expressions and those small, human ”filler” movements (clearing throat, fidgeting, voice cracks etc)
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Talay Sanguandikul
Thai
Work a lot with his eyes and has such a great grasp on how to deliver lines and emotions in a way that feels natural and organic
