Marudororu no uta

1977

Short Film

30m

Shūji Terayama's 27-minute attempt to visualize the Comte de Lautreamont's "Les Chants de Maldoror", a series of hallucinatory and disturbing prose-poems which were a big influence on the Dada-ists and early Surrealists... (letterboxd.com)

Directed by:

Shuji Terayama

Country:

Japan

Language:

Japanese

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Marudororu no uta

1977

Short Film

30m

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Rated 19 Feb 2024

No dialogue, but text heavy and I watched without subtitles. This is a Terayama film, and not one of his best. I have no idea how it's intended to visualise Maldoror which seems a foolish undertaking to begin with. I liked some of the music.

Rated 19 Feb 2024

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