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Le donne della notte, conosciuto anche col titolo Women of the Night, è un film del 1948 diretto da Kenji Mizoguchi. Trama. Fusako, vedova di guerra, dopo aver perso un figlio morto di tubercolosi, incontra casualmente sua sorella Natsuko, che aveva dato per dispersa, e le due si mettono ad abitare insieme.
Women of the Night (夜の女たち, Yoru no onna-tachi) is a 1948 Japanese drama film directed by Kenji Mizoguchi starring Kinuyo Tanaka. [1] [2] Plot. In early post-war Osaka, three women, war widow Fusako, her sister Natsuko, an expatriate from Korea, and Kumiko, Fusako's sister-in-law, descend into prostitution, all for their individual reasons.
Women of the Night. After World War II, Mizoguchi was inspired by Italian neorealism to make one of the most emotionally and visually raw films of his career. Filmed on location in Osaka, Women of the Night concerns two sisters—Fusako, a war widow, and Natsuko, having an affair with a narcotics smuggler—who along with their younger friend ...
20 nov 2010 · Director: Kenji Mizoguchi. By Roderick Heath. Women of the Night, a panoramic drama of the shattered society of Japan after decades of repressive government and the grim final months of World War II, perhaps represents a turning point for the later career of Kenji Mizoguchi.
29 giu 2013 · Four of them are collected in Eclipse Series 13: Kenji Mizoguchi’s Fallen Women, and the film I’m reviewing today, Women of the Night (from 1948), provides a fascinating counterpoint to the historical saga that he would direct just four years later.
Women of the Night: Created by Ian Ginn, Maarten Almekinders. With Karina Smulders, Susan Radder, Matteo van der Grijn, Kit Sheehan. Xandra lives a safe life with her husband and daughter in Amsterdam. But Xandra aches for more excitement in her life.
Women of the Night is Mizoguchi on the streets, with a neorealist edge. This is a film that deals with brutal realities. After the war Japanese society was left a disaster. Those who survive contend with the dead, the malnourished, the diseased, the raped, and the mourning.
