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Street Without End (1934)

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Summary: On her way to meet her boyfriend, Sugiko is hit by a car and hospitalized. When she doesn't arrive at the meeting place, her boyfriend believes she has betrayed him, and he returns to his hometown. Yamauchi, the man who was driving the car that hit her, proposes to her. Sugiko marries Yamauchi, but is bored with his family's lifestyle. She leaves him and goes back to work as a waitress. (imdb)
AKA: Kagirinaki hodo
Country: Japan
Directed By: Mikio Naruse
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na FitFortDanga
65
T3
Naruse's final silent is a step backwards, but we'll cut him a little slack since he didn't really want to do this script. A rather simple and broad commentary on class, not a whole lot of nuance here. Sugiko is really the only character with much depth to her, and even she doesn't run that deep. But we do see further enhancement of a visual style, with some interesting transitions and a number of cutaways to life buzzing around the Ginza, perhaps suggesting alternate paths for Sugiko.
na micmac•
80
T9
na Magmadiver
89
T8
na JooJoo
5
T4
na Mateusmss
79
T7
na sidehacker
75
T7
na SlantMag
30
T8
"The mélo becomes mythic thanks to Naruse's expert sense of montage." - Keith Uhlich
na imdb
77
T9
na flowing
80
T9
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