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En el Japón del siglo XVI, los campesinos Genjuro y Tobei venden sus vasijas de barro a un grupo de soldados en un pueblo cercano, desafiando la advertencia de un sabio local contra la búsqueda de ganancias en la guerra. La búsqueda de riquezas de Genjuro y de la misteriosa Lady Wakasa, así como el deseo de Tobei de convertirse en samurái, corren el riesgo de destruirlos a ellos mismos y a sus esposas, Miyagi y Ohama.
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The original title of the film is Ugetsu Monogatari. Also known as Tales of Ugetsu or The Tales of the Wave after the Rain Moon
Majestic sound design. My ears have been blessed
I thought this was ok, if a little muddled, primarily because the two plot threads never really felt like they coalesced in an effective or satisfying way. There was some beautiful camera work, though, and more movies could probably benefit from the introduction of a sex ghost at the farmer's market.
It is truly a female monstrosity. Godard saw these films by Mizoguchi and inherited his artistic legacy. This is a masterpiece of Mizoguchi's direction and camera work in black-and-white. It is a film from my home country and my favorite Japanese film, even more so than "Seven Samurai". The lead actress, Machiko Kyo, is perfect and as beautiful as a fairy in the heavenly realm.