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Acting that appears unnatural, stiff, or clumsy due to poor technique or lack of skill.
その俳優の不器用な演技は、観客に不快感を与えた。
The actor's awkward acting made the audience uncomfortable.
不器用な演技は、練習不足の結果だ。
Awkward acting is a result of insufficient practice.
This phrase is often used to describe amateur or inexperienced actors who struggle with natural movement or expression.
This phrase is often used in reviews or critiques of performances, especially in theater and film.
While '不器用な演技' can be negative, it can also be used humorously or affectionately in certain contexts.
Combination of 不器用 (bukiyou, meaning 'clumsy' or 'awkward') and 演技 (engi, meaning 'acting').
This phrase is commonly used in theater and film criticism to describe performances that lack polish or naturalism.