14 August 1967 47 mins
Donald Richie’s classic is, in the words of Yukio Mishima, an outrageous farce, and a pitiless indictment of all our false ‘human’ values. As an allegory of an ‘all-consuming’ Tokyo family cannibalizing each other in a Tokyo park, it attains the highest reaches of black humour.
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Donald Richie Director
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Donald Richie Writer
Donald Richie Music
Makoto Yamaguchi Cinematography
Japan 01 January 1970
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