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1970    2h 23minDrama
7.67.4
El film de debut de Akio Jissoji acerca de una relación incestuosa de dos hermanos de una familia tradicional que vive cerca de Kyoto, es el perfecto ejemplo de la plasmación del pensamiento budista en el cine, realizada con una fotografía cautivadora y unos rompedores planos secuencia.
Directed by Akio Jissoji

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  • Michiko TsukasaYuri
  • Ryo TamuraMasao
  • Eiji OkadaMori
  • Isao SasakiMori's Son
  • Mitsuko TanakaReiko
  • Haruhiko OkamuraOgino
  • Kozo YamamuraFather
  • Kin SugaiMother
  • Kotobuki HananomotoIwashita
  • Eiji Sato
  • Akiji Kobayashi
  • Minori Terada
  • Akio JissojiDirector
  • Toshirō IshidōGuión
  • Toyoaki DanProductor
  • Noriyoshi IkeyaProduction Design
  • Masao NakaboriDirector Of Photography
  • Yuzo InagakiDirector Of Photography
  • Kazumi OnedaDirector Of Photography
  • Yoshihiro YanagawaEditor
  • Varun19 de octubre de 2024
    The cinematography in this film is off the charts, it’s really unique, seductive and dreamlike. This was a great character study following the individual Masao whose hedonistic tendencies clash with societal norms. My favourite scene was his argument with the monk on nihilism/existentialism versus Buddhism. The movie is filled with lots of transgressive uncomfortable scenes. Some of them I personally didn’t like or think was relevant, while others were really effective in dealing with the topic of taboos, rich people having a proclivity towards depravity as they live idle lives, the clash of individual vs collective desires, sexual attraction, morality and the consequences of selfish actions. The visuals of religious iconography juxtaposed with regular and salacious life moments worked really well. Definitely not a movie for everyone but I thought it was an interesting endeavour that did not delve into pulpy or exploitative territory.

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