自杀：日本的隐性生活

• 豆瓣评分：7.5
• 片长：50分钟
• 导演：Richard Alwyn
• 年代：2001
• 地区：英国
• 类型：纪录片
• 语言：英语 / 日语
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• 更新时间：2018-07-05
• 上映：2001-01-07(英国)
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主演：导演：Richard Alwyn语言：英语 / 日语 地区: 英国 编剧：类型：纪录片上映时间：2001-01-07(英国) 别名：用户标签：纪录片,日本,英国,BBC,2001,Documentary,紀錄片,熊仔俠翻譯的字幕片长：50分钟imdb编号：tt2203830Channel 4's "Secret Life of Japan" series concludes with this moving documentary. Containing personal accounts, this film shows how the stress and strain of failure at work and the recent recession in Japan, are driving increasing numbers of Japanese people to suicide. 　　In the past several years, much has been written about suicides and their connection to high unemployment rates in Japan. Dire statistics show that in the years since 1998, Japan's suicide numbers have topped the 30,000 mark annually. This has the general population, as well as health and social welfare critics around the world taking notice. 　　Near the base of Mount Fuji is an unhappy little spot called Aokigahara Woods, which happens to be one of the most infamous places in Japan for suicidal people to do themselves in. In recent years these woods have been known by a more tragic name, "Suicide Forest". In 2003, 78 middle-aged men apparently committed suicide here by hanging themselves from tree branches. This is an increase from the former record of 73 found on searches back in 1998. Experts cite unemployment, bankruptcies and other economic problems as major reasons for the deaths. 　　The total number of Japanese suicides is roughly equal to that of the entire United States, a country that has more than twice Japan's population. To put the latest data in context, in today's Japan one is roughly five times as likely to die by one's own hand as to be killed in a traffic accident. 　　Some cultural factors exacerbate the problem: lack of religious prohibition against suicide, reluctance to discuss mental health and stress-related problems, a literary tradition that romanticizes suicide, a view of suicide as an honorable act, a way of taking responsibility for failure, among other issues. The breakdown of family and social networks and the increasing isolation of individuals contribute to the problem.《自杀：日本的隐性生活电影网友评论》和诗人卧轨自杀比起来 电影里日本人自杀的缘由多半是经济危机引起的失业 这种理性又现实的原因配合着压抑和谐至上的理念真是只有向往寂静得只听得到鸟鸣风动于朝夕之间挣脱了欲念的平静 。所谓的死亡气息 没有爱恨不愿面对只是想消失在寂静森林深处 也觉得死亡就像是深渊 你望它久了，它也会回望向你把“想过自杀吗？”这种广告词摆在外面，不知道我们国家经济萧条时会不会这么做。感觉有的东西只要拍出来了就够了，过多的注解反而和这个氛围不搭调。同时，必须从现在起做好要在公园终老的准备了！我想，日本自杀率高的缘故并不是什么社会压力和生存困境，因为世界上比这个国家艰难的地方多了去了。原因在于日本有一种强烈的美化自杀的倾向，她的宗教、文化甚至政治都深深浸淫其中。“富士山下”其实不是美好的“爱情转移”，而是一片森林——东京自杀圣地。从这片来看，日本人自杀的一个大原因是工作、经济问题。这让我又想起了建立个人破产制度的重要性。"不这么做 也许就活不下去 人出生到这个世界上来 如果无论如何是必须活下去的话 那这些人要活下去的样子就不应该被憎视" 死同理只是罗列现象，问题原因归结单一。不过日本人对于自杀的态度值得细细研究…自杀是一种仪式和艺术，也是生与死的瞬间共存和凝固。日本人的島國根性中就有一種極端極致的情緒。什麽事都要最認真地對待，那麼自殺自然難以避免，而且還要當作終極事業來對待。多么沉重的話題 有人渴望健康的身軀能每日睜眼看到陽光.. 而有人選擇自殺... 人真是矛盾體劝人向生固然可以是善意的 但“想想你这样会给周围的人带来多少麻烦”就像是可耻的要挟了~内容和自杀关系都不大，不过还是见识到传说中的“树海”了日本人的自杀已经不是社会问题，而是成为一种文化了。。。森林搜尸队：请不要随便自杀，这样会给人添麻烦的！好沉重 指路：/