This was one of the most sensual movies I ever experienced - everything was somehow connected to sensing, feeling, passion or building any of those feelings.
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Yes, there is amazingly sexually explicit treatment of the events but the French title of the movie covers that: L'Empire des sens. And those scenes were amazing with acting of the main characters. This film generated great controversy during its release, because it was intended for mainstream wide release, presenting Sada Abe "incident" (maybe the right name for the event) from 1930s Japan, that of Sada Abe with lots of scenes of unsimulated sexual activity between the actors (especially Tatsuya Fuji and Eiko Matsuda). This French-Japanese erotic art film directed by Nagisa Oshima could be classified as porn by many, but if that happens, please, let me know where can I find such porns! and I had to cheer at the end to the actors and the director like on a real Corrida. In the Realm of the Senses was with a reason named Bullfight of Love on Japanese: Ai no Korida,(Spanish: Corrida). Overall, In the Realm of the Senses is a love it or hate it film, which, even if you do love, is impossible to recommend without looking slightly odd.
A sense of limbo accompanies said beauty and causes viewers to feel as if they are, much like Sada and Kichizo themselves, lost in the realm of the senses, victims of both visions of beauty and pain, yet unable to tell the two apart.Īlthough effective, this sense of limbo is also accountable for some of the film's issues with pacing and plot, which often feels as if it is lost amongst the overriding eroticism Oshima was clearly more focused on. For those able to view it objectively however, it will add another dimension of realism to both the narrative and performances that is scarcely found.ĭespite its graphic nature and unrelentingly brutal sexuality there is also a sense of profound beauty throughout the film, brought upon it by the perfectly composed shots and melancholic traditional Japanese music that plays in the background. Oshima has no boundaries when it comes to showing his actors entangled amongst one another, and this, for many will seem unnecessary and overly pornographic. Undoubtedly the most striking thing in ITROFTS is the graphic, increasingly obscene, real sex that the story centers around. The film is based on the true story of Sada Abe (played here by Eiko Matsuda), a Japanese woman who acquired fame for killing her lover, Kichizo Ishida (Tatsuya Fuji) via erotic asphyxiation before cutting off his penis and testicles to carry around in her handbag. It's been thirty-four years and the film has at long last received an unedited pass by the BBFC, allowing audiences to finally be subjected to something like which they have never seen before, and for many, may never want to see again.
Famed for the controversy it caused upon its original release, Nagisa Oshima's 'In the Realm of the Senses' was, for a long time, only spoken about in hushed voices, confined to a world of perpetual slicing and dicing by the censors and never truly available in its graphic entirety.
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