The Great Happiness Space: Tales of an Osaka Love Thief
From Fargo Filmmaking
The Great Happiness Space: Tales of an Osaka Love Thief (2006) is a movie created by Jake Clennell.
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As it appeared in the 2006 Fargo Film Festival program: The Great Happiness Space: Tales of and Osaka Love Thief, introduces an extraordinary hidden world of Japanese nightlife in Osaka's Cafe Rakkyo. The denizens of this glamorous demi-monde, dedicated to partying till they drop, are captured by first time documentary producer/director, Jake Clennell with candid and poignant insight. Presided over by the charismatic, enigmatic Issei, the number one "host boy" in town, the club offers a new twist on the ancient geisha tradition. Glamorous host boys make beautiful young women laugh, feel good about their lives - and pay handsomely for their pleasure. In this secret outcast society of wealthy young people, money seems to mean easy gratification. But all these stylish players have to pay for their pleasures, and they can cost more than money.
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- The Great Happiness Space: Tales of an Osaka Love Thief at the Internet Movie Database
- The Great Happiness Space: Tales of an Osaka Love Thief website
