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DiCaprio presented in Tokyo "Inception," a film "surreal and cerebral.

Tokyo, July 21 .- The actor Leonardo DiCaprio in Tokyo today presented the film "Inception," a science fiction film he described as "surreal and cerebral," written and directed by Christopher Nolan British, "a visionary filmmaker."

In the film, DiCaprio plays a thief of dreams dedicated to industrial espionage, a role that "allowed me to hold talks that I had never had, tera gold, in my whole life with actors, very surreal," he said during a crowded news conference at an exclusive hotel Tokyo.

The actor showed his satisfaction for having worked with Nolan, which feature his "incredible confidence" in his vision as a filmmaker, which "makes it unique," he said.

He also insisted that, "Inception" is a very different story to other outlets, ffxiv gil, in Hollywood and especially some that are in theaters in the summer, "where the argument seems recycled from other stories," he noted.

Nolan himself, who also attended the presentation, agreed that the movie is somewhat atypical in Hollywood and stress the importance of "convincing studies that new ideas of interest to people."

Filmed in Tokyo,, mortal gold, Los Angeles, Canada, London, Paris and Algeria, "Inception" leads the box office on its opening weekend in the U.S. to raise over 60 million dollars.

The film features an international cast that includes, in addition to DiCaprio, France's Marion Cotillard, Ken Watanabe the Japanese or the Irishman Cillian Murphy.

Di Caprio did not spare praise for Watanabe, this time in his press conference, whose promise is "an incredibly complex actor and a wonderfully kind and generous person," prompting applause from Japanese journalists.

The protagonist of "Inception" assures to be a "big fan" of cinema and anime Nipon and showed "enormous curious about how the audience reacts Japanese" before the movie.

Also some dream scenarios compare the film with those in the film "Dreams", the Japanese director Akira Kurosawa, or some of the animated films of Hayao Miyazaki, as the Oscar-winning "Spirited Away."

"Inception," which premiered in the Japanese rooms on Friday, attracted its premiere yesterday, Tuesday, about 2,000 fans who packed the vicinity of the cinema to see DiCaprio and the rest of the team paraded down the red carpet.

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