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The more I watch this film, I come away watching it and discovering something new. “Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence” is a much different film compared to Oshima’s more rebellious films that he is known for. But if you give it a chance, you can find Read More …
“Oshima’s Outlaw Sixties” is absolutely fantastic and a worthy addition to any cinema fan’s film collection. Highly recommended! Image courtesy of © 1966-1968 Shochiku Co. © 2010 The Criterion Collection. All Rights Reserved. TITLE: Eclipse Series #21 – Oshima’s Outlaw Sixties DURATION: Pleasures of the Read More …
“Japanese Summer: Double Suicide” is definitely a different kind of Oshima film, no doubt. Overall, “Japanese Summer: Double Suicide” is wild and crazy but pessimistically fun! Image courtesy of © 1967 Shochiku Co. © 2010 The Criterion Collection. All Rights Reserved. TITLE: Japanese Summer: Double Read More …
“Sing a Song of Sex” begins the first in Oshima’s Japan’s Korea trilogy and possibly one of his most surreal and complex films that the filmmaker has created. Image courtesy of © 1966 Shochiku Co. © 2010 The Criterion Collection. All Rights Reserved. TITLE: Sing Read More …
“Violence at Noon” continues director Nagisa Oshima’s focus on self and sexual destruction. A film with over 2,000 cuts and presented in high contrast, “Violence at Noon” is definitely one of his most memorable and exquisite artistic films. A wonderful inclusion for “Oshima’s Outlaw Sixties”. Read More …
“One of the most controversial, sexually expressive films ever created makes its way to Blu-ray — uncut, uncensored and in High Definition courtesy of THE CRITERION COLLECTION. Over 30-years-old, the Blu-ray looks absolutely fantastic! No sign of age and just vibrant.” Images courtesy of © Read More …