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Plot:
Ariyoshi Jun, who works at a gay bar, is sexually violated by a customer, goes into a frenzy and kills the man. While being transported to jail, Jun meets another young male: Katzuki Shiro, an impress...( read more
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An unknown future. A boy confesses to the murder of another in an all-boy juvenile detention facility. More an exercise in style than storytelling, the story follows two detectives trying to uncover the case. Homosexual tension and explosive violence drives the story which delivers some weird and fascinating visuals. This was the first film I watched that was directed by Takashi Miike and I got to say it was a masterpiece. The physical fights were very raw, dynamic and beautiful. story is only a vessel in which to make the characters be of the background and personality. This is brilliantly done in the film.
I'm not sure exactly what the hell it was about, but it was a beautifully surreal experiment from Mr. Miike.
A series of disjointed and chaotic flashbacks tells a story of intimacy in jail. 2 inmates convicted of murder arrive the same day and through a number of interviews with other cellmates, the story slowly reveals the truth behind a mysterious death involving one of the convicted.
Miike directs one of his most arthouse films to date which may put off fans of his previous work such as Audition, Ichi The Killer or even his far-left films to include Gozu and Izo. If you have the type of disposition where you need things presented in ABC order you're going to be extremely frustrated. Still worth watching.
You know when you have a really awesome dream that makes total sense while your having it, then you wake up and the more you think about it the less sense it makes. This is kinda like that but with more gay people and brutal beatings. Lots of interesting stylistic devices that I've never seen used anywhere else.
Basically a love story/drama/thriller set in prison but shown in different way. Surreal and dreamlike. I agree withsome if this had been told in a tradional way it would probably wouldn't have interested me as much. It didn't hurt that it had Ryuhei Matsuda in it also. XD
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