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The Insect Woman/ Nishi-Ginza Station [Masters of Cinema] (Dual Format Blu-ray + DVD edition) Blu-ray
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Descripción
"My heroines are true to life – just look around you at Japanese women. They are strong, and they outlive men," director Shôhei Imamura once observed. And so an audacious, anthropological approach to filmmaking came into full maturity with the director's vast 1963 chronicle of pre- and post-war Japan, The Insect Woman [Nippon-konchûki, or An Account of Japanese Insects].
Comparing his heroine, Tome Matsuki (played by Sachiko Hidari, who won the "Best Actress" award at the 1964 Berlin Film Festival for the role) to the restlessness and survival instincts of worker insects, the film is an unsparing study of working-class female life. Beginning with Tome’s birth in 1918, it follows her through five decades of social change, several improvised careers, and male-inflicted cruelty.
Elliptically plotted, brimming over with black humour and taboo material, and immaculately staged in crystalline NikkatsuScope, The Insect Woman is arguably Imamura's most radical and emphatic testament to female resilience.
Special Features:
- Newly restored high-definition master of The Insect Woman
- New progressive transfer of Nishi-Ginza Station, a 1958 feature by Imamura
- Newly translated optional English subtitles for both films
- A video conversation about The Insect Woman between Imamura and critic Tadao Sato
- A lavish booklet featuring essays by film scholar Tony Rayns on both films, rare archival imagery, and more!
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