Antoine Maximy |
The project "Tintin cathodic Antoine Maximy is to visit one of many countries, without initial preparation, and land in places he does not know while filming his meetings (superficial or deeper) with small cameras allowing him freedom of movement as laid down on his clothes. The ultimate goal is to achieve an invite Homestay and even sleep there. All of this condensed into 52 minutes for each episode, watch in hand! This innovative concept has been a big ratings success on France 5 and DVDs that were fired were sold like hotcakes. I have a strong preference for the latter is devoted to its first part, to the vicissitudes of Maximy Japan. He explains in the bonus at the time of starting to shoot in Morocco he learned that the series would perhaps stop for lack of budget. He decided at the last minute to change his destination he believed to be the last to fly to Japan that he really wanted to know. And so he landed in Tokyo in improvisation the most complete, with only a hotel room for the evening (safety net in case of unsuccessful meetings). If the first moments were particularly difficult because of the language (see clip below) he was able gradually to adapt and make themselves understood by Japanese encountered.
We can also see in this story of extreme kindness and warm hospitality shown by the indigenous attitudes that break into pieces the myth that the Japanese would little binder and welcoming : Almost all people agree to stay for one night the "squatter" Maximy , which is far from always the case in other countries visited! The meeting with Suguimoto , cook in a restaurant French school is funny, especially when talking about the Japanese custom of hospitality, but also very emotional when talking about his dead wife. Not trivial either one with the surfer manager of a karaoke. But the moment the most hilarious is the traveler's encounter with cathodic owners of a car breaks provincial who warmly welcome him and offer the food and shelter. Sake and Japanese beer décrispent atmosphere and good humor that is installed in a memorable meal (see the hilarious little video clip below).
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