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Tag: Ayako Wakao

Irezumi (1966) review

“Masamura delivers a phenomenal narrative, a true post-war classic.”

The Temple of Wild Geese (1962) review

Kawashima stages this Freudian exploration of unconscious desires with an extraordinary compositional artistry.

An Actor’s revenge (1963) review

“A wonderful piece of melodrama and further prove that Kon Ichikawa deserves its place among the masters of Japanese cinema.”

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