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10.6.25

Ugetsu Monogatari (Ugetsu) a.k.a. 'Contos da Lua Vaga' (1953) Dir. Kenji Mizoguchi | VIDEO (ISO)

Synopsis :
Presented in a manner as eerie as it is heartbreaking, this film is a gorgeous supernatural fable about the folly of men with dreams larger than their abilities, and the women who suffer as a result. In 16th century Japan, Genjuro (Masayuki Mori) is a potter who longs for wealth and luxury, while Tobei (Sakae Ozawa), a farmer, dreams of the glories of the samurai to the point of ignoring his wife (Mitsuko Mito). Though a war rages around them, they venture to town to sell their wares. Genjuro becomes bewitched by a beautiful yet vengeful ghost (Machiko Kyo), while his wife (Kinuyo Tanaka) is murdered by a soldier; Tobei becomes a noted warrior, while his wife descends into prostitution after being raped while searching for her husband. Jonathan Crow
Title : Ugetsu Monogatari (1953)
Directed : Kenji Mizoguchi
Duration : 94 min.
Subtitles : English, Portuguese
Audio in Japanese (Mono)
Genres : Drama, Fantasy, Mystery, War
Countries : Japan

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