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Woman in the Dunes
Cast
Eiji Okada, Ky?ko Kishida, Ginzô Sekiguchi, K?ji Mitsui View AllCrew
Hiroshi Teshigahara (Director), K?b? Abe (Screenplay) View All
Release: Feb. 15th, 1964
Runtime: 2 hours, 27 minutes
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Rate: Woman in the Dunes
8/10 -- I mention this because it's different, and because I never see it mentioned.. It was just on TCM, I recorded it because of the 93% rating. A little long towards the end, it gets redundant, hen...
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Paramount Pictures And Platinum Dunes Signed A Deal
Paramount Pictures signed a first-look producing deal with Michael Bay, Brad Fuller and Andrew Form’s Platinum Dunes, the trade says which two projects are going to move forward first.
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Iroquois
That's a minor nit-pick within the greater context of this film (if not a subtle metaphor of its own that suggests a serious short-sightedness on Okada's part) as Woman in the Dunes crafts a reasonably compelling tale of imprisonment and the associated psychological trauma.
Dog Star Man
In approaching [i]Woman in the Dunes[/i], like many Hiroshi Teshigahara films that precurse it, one must think in the realm of metaphors and interpretations underneath the visual surface..
Golgot
One of those films about everything and nothing, [i]Woman of the Dunes[/i] is beautifully filmed, full of contradictions (that make sense), and treacherously hard to define..
