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Nadare (1937)

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Summary: This early-ish Naruse is best remembered for having two giants of 50s Japanese cinema in its crew – Akira Kurosawa and Ishiro Honda. Somewhat ironically, very little has been written about the film itself. It’s a fascinating nonlinear study of a marriage, only one year old, beginning to crumble. Kusaku is married to Fukiko but is in love with Yayoi. A nice little film (runs under an hour) that features some flashes of the future Naruse.
AKA: Avalanche
Genre: Drama
Country: Japan
Directed By: Mikio Naruse
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na micmac•
78
T8
na Coheed
70
T7
This is a concise and fascinating early work by Naruse which tackles the issues of tradition against the new. Only the final part flaws the film, possibly becoming too melodramatic when the rest of it has a melancholic mood. Made before the WWII, and when the West would have a greater influence on Japan when the Americans occupied it, its amazing to see the issues of social and gender relationships shown here that would continue and be amplified in the 50s films of directors like Naruse.
na Svengali
55
T3
na Magmadiver
87
T7
na Johau
95
T6
na imdb
68
T7
na rudolf55
80
T5
na flowing
73
T7
na Dally
90
T9
na col. dax
90
T7
na sidehacker
62
T5
Average Tier 6.45 from 11 Rankings rss