6:43
Its' final show of W SPOT. タグ:takakoyamadakumikohara山田誉子原久美子 投稿日: March 22, 2007, 9:32 am 閲覧数: 31430 投票: 4.20(5点満点) 10 人の平均
osaka elegy (1936) 1/7
10:59
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Osaka Elegy (1936)
(Naniwa Ereji)
Japanese with English Subtitles
"Kenji Mizoguchi presents a poignant and caustic tale of obedience, duty, and the inequity of a patriarchal society in Osaka Elegy. Similar to Robert Bresson's A Gentle Woman and L'Argent, the repeated imagery of transactions reflects the devaluation of moral dignity, as money becomes a convenient surrogate for human interaction: Asai's marriage arose from economic and social gain; Mrs. Asai imposes herself on Asai's subordinate, Nishimura, by handing him theater tickets; Murai defends his parental skills by citing his payment for his children's education; Ayako accepts Asai's proposition in exchange for clearing her father's debts. Ironically, as Ayako attempts to follow cultural tradition by assuming responsibility for familial obligations, she is stigmatized as a shameless, delinquent moga (modern girl). In the end, Ayako's search for independence and happiness proves to be elusive ideals in the impersonal commerce of human emotion." -Acquarello, filmref.com
Director: Kenji Mizoguchi
Screenwriters: Tadashi Fujiwara, Yoshikata Yoda, based on the story Mieko by Saburo Okada
Cinematographer: Minoru MikiM
Music: Koichi Takagi
Cast: Benkei Shiganoya, Yoko Umemura, Isuzu Yamada, Seiichi Takegawa, Chiyoko Okura, Shinpachiro Asaka, Kunio Tamura, Kensaku Hara, Eitaro Shindo タグ:osakaelegy1936naniwaerejijapan 投稿日: November 17, 2008, 6:48 pm 閲覧数: 70 投票: 5.00(5点満点) 3 人の平均
osaka elegy (1936) 7/7
6:05
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Osaka Elegy (1936)
(Naniwa Ereji)
Japanese with English Subtitles
"Kenji Mizoguchi presents a poignant and caustic tale of obedience, duty, and the
inequity of a patriarchal society in Osaka Elegy. Similar to Robert Bresson's A Gentle Woman and L'Argent, the repeated imagery of transactions reflects the devaluation of moral dignity, as money becomes a convenient surrogate for human interaction: Asai's marriage arose from economic and social gain; Mrs. Asai imposes herself on Asai's subordinate, Nishimura, by handing him theater tickets; Murai defends his parental skills by citing his payment for his children's education; Ayako accepts Asai's proposition in exchange for clearing her father's debts. Ironically, as Ayako attempts to follow cultural tradition by assuming responsibility for familial obligations, she is stigmatized as a shameless, delinquent moga (modern girl). In the end, Ayako's search for independence and happiness proves to be elusive ideals in the impersonal commerce of human emotion." -Acquarello, filmref.com
Director: Kenji Mizoguchi
Screenwriters: Tadashi Fujiwara, Yoshikata Yoda, based on the story Mieko by Saburo Okada
Cinematographer: Minoru MikiM
Music: Koichi Takagi
Cast: Benkei Shiganoya, Yoko Umemura, Isuzu Yamada, Seiichi Takegawa, Chiyoko Okura, Shinpachiro Asaka, Kunio Tamura, Kensaku Hara, Eitaro Shindo タグ:osakaelegy1936naniwaerejijapan 投稿日: November 18, 2008, 1:33 pm 閲覧数: 0 投票: 0.00(5点満点) 0 人の平均
osaka elegy (1936) 2/7
10:59
Osaka Elegy (1936)
(Naniwa Ereji)
Japanese with English Subtitles
"Kenji Mizoguchi presents a poignant and caustic tale of obedience, duty, and the
inequity of a patriarchal society in Osaka Elegy. Similar to Robert Bresson's A Gentle Woman and L'Argent, the repeated imagery of transactions reflects the devaluation of moral dignity, as money becomes a convenient surrogate for human interaction: Asai's marriage arose from economic and social gain; Mrs. Asai imposes herself on Asai's subordinate, Nishimura, by handing him theater tickets; Murai defends his parental skills by citing his payment for his children's education; Ayako accepts Asai's proposition in exchange for clearing her father's debts. Ironically, as Ayako attempts to follow cultural tradition by assuming responsibility for familial obligations, she is stigmatized as a shameless, delinquent moga (modern girl). In the end, Ayako's search for independence and happiness proves to be elusive ideals in the impersonal commerce of human emotion." -Acquarello, filmref.com
Director: Kenji Mizoguchi
Screenwriters: Tadashi Fujiwara, Yoshikata Yoda, based on the story Mieko by Saburo Okada
Cinematographer: Minoru MikiM
Music: Koichi Takagi
Cast: Benkei Shiganoya, Yoko Umemura, Isuzu Yamada, Seiichi Takegawa, Chiyoko Okura, Shinpachiro Asaka, Kunio Tamura, Kensaku Hara, Eitaro Shindo タグ:osakaelegy1936naniwaerejijapan 投稿日: November 18, 2008, 11:32 am 閲覧数: 0 投票: 0.00(5点満点) 0 人の平均
osaka elegy (1936) 5/7
10:59
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Osaka Elegy (1936)
(Naniwa Ereji)
Japanese with English Subtitles
"Kenji Mizoguchi presents a poignant and caustic tale of obedience, duty, and the
inequity of a patriarchal society in Osaka Elegy. Similar to Robert Bresson's A Gentle Woman and L'Argent, the repeated imagery of transactions reflects the devaluation of moral dignity, as money becomes a convenient surrogate for human interaction: Asai's marriage arose from economic and social gain; Mrs. Asai imposes herself on Asai's subordinate, Nishimura, by handing him theater tickets; Murai defends his parental skills by citing his payment for his children's education; Ayako accepts Asai's proposition in exchange for clearing her father's debts. Ironically, as Ayako attempts to follow cultural tradition by assuming responsibility for familial obligations, she is stigmatized as a shameless, delinquent moga (modern girl). In the end, Ayako's search for independence and happiness proves to be elusive ideals in the impersonal commerce of human emotion." -Acquarello, filmref.com
Director: Kenji Mizoguchi
Screenwriters: Tadashi Fujiwara, Yoshikata Yoda, based on the story Mieko by Saburo Okada
Cinematographer: Minoru MikiM
Music: Koichi Takagi
Cast: Benkei Shiganoya, Yoko Umemura, Isuzu Yamada, Seiichi Takegawa, Chiyoko Okura, Shinpachiro Asaka, Kunio Tamura, Kensaku Hara, Eitaro Shindo タグ:osakaelegy1936naniwaerejijapan 投稿日: November 18, 2008, 12:56 pm 閲覧数: 0 投票: 0.00(5点満点) 0 人の平均
osaka elegy (1936) 6/7
10:59
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Osaka Elegy (1936)
(Naniwa Ereji)
Japanese with English Subtitles
"Kenji Mizoguchi presents a poignant and caustic tale of obedience, duty, and the
inequity of a patriarchal society in Osaka Elegy. Similar to Robert Bresson's A Gentle Woman and L'Argent, the repeated imagery of transactions reflects the devaluation of moral dignity, as money becomes a convenient surrogate for human interaction: Asai's marriage arose from economic and social gain; Mrs. Asai imposes herself on Asai's subordinate, Nishimura, by handing him theater tickets; Murai defends his parental skills by citing his payment for his children's education; Ayako accepts Asai's proposition in exchange for clearing her father's debts. Ironically, as Ayako attempts to follow cultural tradition by assuming responsibility for familial obligations, she is stigmatized as a shameless, delinquent moga (modern girl). In the end, Ayako's search for independence and happiness proves to be elusive ideals in the impersonal commerce of human emotion." -Acquarello, filmref.com
Director: Kenji Mizoguchi
Screenwriters: Tadashi Fujiwara, Yoshikata Yoda, based on the story Mieko by Saburo Okada
Cinematographer: Minoru MikiM
Music: Koichi Takagi
Cast: Benkei Shiganoya, Yoko Umemura, Isuzu Yamada, Seiichi Takegawa, Chiyoko Okura, Shinpachiro Asaka, Kunio Tamura, Kensaku Hara, Eitaro Shindo タグ:osakaelegy1936naniwaerejijapan 投稿日: November 18, 2008, 1:21 pm 閲覧数: 0 投票: 0.00(5点満点) 0 人の平均
osaka elegy (1936) 4/7
10:59
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Osaka Elegy (1936)
(Naniwa Ereji)
Japanese with English Subtitles
"Kenji Mizoguchi presents a poignant and caustic tale of obedience, duty, and the
inequity of a patriarchal society in Osaka Elegy. Similar to Robert Bresson's A Gentle Woman and L'Argent, the repeated imagery of transactions reflects the devaluation of moral dignity, as money becomes a convenient surrogate for human interaction: Asai's marriage arose from economic and social gain; Mrs. Asai imposes herself on Asai's subordinate, Nishimura, by handing him theater tickets; Murai defends his parental skills by citing his payment for his children's education; Ayako accepts Asai's proposition in exchange for clearing her father's debts. Ironically, as Ayako attempts to follow cultural tradition by assuming responsibility for familial obligations, she is stigmatized as a shameless, delinquent moga (modern girl). In the end, Ayako's search for independence and happiness proves to be elusive ideals in the impersonal commerce of human emotion." -Acquarello, filmref.com
Director: Kenji Mizoguchi
Screenwriters: Tadashi Fujiwara, Yoshikata Yoda, based on the story Mieko by Saburo Okada
Cinematographer: Minoru MikiM
Music: Koichi Takagi
Cast: Benkei Shiganoya, Yoko Umemura, Isuzu Yamada, Seiichi Takegawa, Chiyoko Okura, Shinpachiro Asaka, Kunio Tamura, Kensaku Hara, Eitaro Shindo タグ:osakaelegy1936naniwaerejijapan 投稿日: November 18, 2008, 12:39 pm 閲覧数: 0 投票: 0.00(5点満点) 0 人の平均
osaka elegy (1936) 3/7
10:59
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Osaka Elegy (1936)
(Naniwa Ereji)
Japanese with English Subtitles
"Kenji Mizoguchi presents a poignant and caustic tale of obedience, duty, and the
inequity of a patriarchal society in Osaka Elegy. Similar to Robert Bresson's A Gentle Woman and L'Argent, the repeated imagery of transactions reflects the devaluation of moral dignity, as money becomes a convenient surrogate for human interaction: Asai's marriage arose from economic and social gain; Mrs. Asai imposes herself on Asai's subordinate, Nishimura, by handing him theater tickets; Murai defends his parental skills by citing his payment for his children's education; Ayako accepts Asai's proposition in exchange for clearing her father's debts. Ironically, as Ayako attempts to follow cultural tradition by assuming responsibility for familial obligations, she is stigmatized as a shameless, delinquent moga (modern girl). In the end, Ayako's search for independence and happiness proves to be elusive ideals in the impersonal commerce of human emotion." -Acquarello, filmref.com
Director: Kenji Mizoguchi
Screenwriters: Tadashi Fujiwara, Yoshikata Yoda, based on the story Mieko by Saburo Okada
Cinematographer: Minoru MikiM
Music: Koichi Takagi
Cast: Benkei Shiganoya, Yoko Umemura, Isuzu Yamada, Seiichi Takegawa, Chiyoko Okura, Shinpachiro Asaka, Kunio Tamura, Kensaku Hara, Eitaro Shindo タグ:osakaelegy1936naniwaerejijapan 投稿日: November 18, 2008, 12:13 pm 閲覧数: 0 投票: 0.00(5点満点) 0 人の平均