Downbeat film about societal detachment
“The Sea of Trees” is set in Aokigahara, a Japanese forest near Mount Fuji known as a legendary suicide spot. Arthur Brennan (Matthew McConaughey) is a depressed American science professor determined to end his life in the “sea of trees,” as the forest is also called. When he meets Japanese family man Takumi (Ken Watanabe), who’s intent on taking his own life, a bond forms between the two men and Arthur resolves to save them both.<br /><br />Director Gus Van Sant (“Milk,” “Good Will Hunting”) uses flashbacks to show scenes from Arthur’s strained marriage to Joan (Naomi Watts), a high-functioning alcoholic, to explain why Arthur is so tormented. But this melodrama draws upon sappy dialogue about love, loss, and pain to such a degree that the film becomes a series of cliches about marital cheating, selfishness and alcoholism. Structured episodically, the movie lacks a straightforward narrative and feels more like a series of therapist’s visit than a cohesive whole.<br /><br />McConaughey is reasonably effective, but in a lackluster role. Ms. Watts’ character is portrayed as a major ingredient of Arthur’s pain, which doesn’t come off as authentic. The main story, the flashbacks, and the relationship between Takumi and Arthur seem to be working against one another rather than formulating a captivating study of suicide and how a man becomes desperate enough to turn to it for solace.<br /><br />The only special feature on the Blu-ray release is the making-of behind-the-scenes featurette “The Sea of Trees: A Story of Beauty and Tragedy.” A digital HD copy is included.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Matthew McConaughey, Naomi Watts and Ken Watanabe star in THE SEA OF TREES, a powerful story of love and redemption from acclaimed director Gus Van Sant (Milk, Good Will Hunting). Arthur Brennan (McConaughey) is an American professor who travels to Japan during a time of personal crisis. While wandering through a mysterious forest, he meets Takumi (Watanabe), an enigmatic stranger who is injured and lost. Arthur devotes himself to saving Takumi, and the two embark on a spiritual journey that may ultimately re-connect Arthur with his love for his wife (Watts)..