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From the movie “Departures” (2008) Traditionally, the Japanese, like other Asians, never go directly home after a funeral or a cemetery visit. It is believed that spirits could follow you back and find their way to the family. That’s why they go to a bar or a restaurant or other bustling place, in order to confuse the spirits lest they ...
“The Funeral” is a very easy to watch movie about how Japanese families work, particularly regarding the case of death, but also has a universal appeal due to the comments Itami makes, which ...
8 nov 1996 · Written by. “The Funeral” is about the kinds of gangsters the Corleone family might have become, if they had all gone to college. It's a film where violence is delayed by conversations about morality, where the younger brother has left-wing sympathies and strange kinks, where the leader of the family protests, “I have ideas. I read books.”.
11 ago 2020 · “The Funeral (1984) offers an interesting commentary on the ways modern Japanese society endeavors to adapt itself to the strictures of cultural values.” Juzo Itami, a renowned television and movie actor, made a late-career shift into directing and screenwriting – at the age of 50 – and went on to become one of the formally and thematically original voices of Japanese cinema.
1 apr 2022 · The Funeral (2022) The Funeral. (2022) Chun Hua, who broke with his father and left home for many years, received the news of her grandfather’s death. She had to take her daughter to her grandfather’s funeral. Her father, whom she hadn’t seen for many years, was still cold and even rude. He gave her and her daughter a long face.
Itami's debut as director was the movie The Funeral (Osōshiki) in 1984, at the age of 51. This film proved popular in Japan and won many awards, including Japanese Academy Awards for Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Screenplay. However, it was his second movie, the 1985 "noodle western" Tampopo, that earned him international exposure and ...
5 mar 2024 · Key Takeaways: “Funeral Parade of Roses” is a groundbreaking Japanese film that challenged societal norms and influenced filmmakers like Stanley Kubrick and David Lynch with its avant-garde style and LGBTQ+ representation. The movie, inspired by Oedipus Rex, offers a raw portrayal of 1960s Tokyo’s LGBTQ+ scene, blurring reality and ...
