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355:'s army sweeps through Nakanogō, uprooting Genjūrō, Tōbei and their wives; Genjūrō decides to take his pots to a different marketplace. As the couples travel across Lake Biwa, a boat appears out of the thick fog. The sole passenger tells them he was attacked by pirates, warns them, and dies. The men decide to return their wives to the shore but Tōbei's wife Ohama refuses to go. Miyagi begs Genjūrō not to leave her, but is left on the shore with their young son Genichi clasped to her back. At market, Genjūrō's pottery sells well. After taking his share of the profits, Tōbei buys samurai armor and sneaks into a samurai clan. Lost from her companions, Ohama wanders beyond Nagahama searching for Tōbei and gets raped by soldiers. Noblewoman Lady Wakasa and her female servant visit Genjurō, ordering several pieces of pottery and telling him to take them to the Kutsuki mansion. There, Genjūrō learns that 387:
before she knew love, could experience it. They tell him to wash away the symbols. Genjūrō reaches for a sword, throws himself out of the manor, and passes out. The next day, he is awakened by soldiers accusing him of stealing the sword, but he denies it, saying it is from the Kutsuki mansion. The soldiers laugh at him, saying the Kutsuki mansion was burned down over a month ago. Genjūrō arises and finds the mansion nothing more than a pile of burnt wood. The soldiers confiscate his money, but because Shibata's army burned down the prison, they leave him in the rubble. He returns home by foot, searching for his wife.
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Genjūrō's son. Genjūrō calls for Miyagi; the neighbor asks if Genjūrō is dreaming as Miyagi was killed after she was stabbed. The next morning, as Tōbei bought back Ohama's honor, they return to Nakanogō. Tōbei reflects on his mistakes, both resolving to work hard from now on. Genjūrō continues looking after Genichi and working on his pottery. Ohama gives Genichi a plate of food, which he takes and puts on his mother's grave.
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Wakasa seduces Genjūrō. "The House in the Thicket" gave the film its ending, in which the protagonist returns home after a long absence, only to meet the spirit of his lost wife. The film is set in the 16th century, though "The House in the Thicket" is set in the 15th century and "The Lust of the White Serpent" is set in an earlier time frame. Other inspirations for the film's script include
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personally handled the camera and did not participate in planning the lighting of his film. To achieve the appearance the filmmakers wanted, Miyagawa kept lighting low and filmed as near to sunset as circumstances would allow. Many of the shots were taken from cranes, with Miyagawa claiming in 1992 that these shots made up 70% of the film.
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Tōbei presents the severed head of a general that he stole to the commander of the victor, receiving armor, a mount, and a retinue. Tōbei later rides into the marketplace on his new horse, eager to return home to show his wife. However, he visits a brothel and finds her working there as a prostitute.
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soldiers attacked the manor and killed all who lived there, except Wakasa and her servant. He also learns that Wakasa's father haunts the manor. Genjūrō is seduced by Lady Wakasa and she convinces him to marry her. Meanwhile, Nakanogō is under attack. In the woods, several soldiers desperately search
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and invites Genjūrō to his home, painting Buddhist symbols on his body. Genjūrō returns to the Kutsuki mansion. He admits that he is married, has a child, and wishes to return home. Wakasa refuses to let him go. She and her servant admit they are spirits, returned to this world so that Wakasa, slain
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argues that the film's depiction of the main ghost character evolves from the mere demon of "The Lust of the White Serpent" into the more humane and tragic Lady Wakasa, and this makes the story more complex. Wood further opines the combination of the story with "The House in the Thicket," combining
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was particularly an inspiration the filmmakers aspired to. The film has been praised for its cinematography, such as the opening shot and the scene where Genjūrō and Lady Wakasa have sex by a stream and the camera follows the flow of the water instead of lingering on the two lovers. Mizoguchi never
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Mizoguchi based his film on two stories from Ueda's book, "The House in the Thicket" (Asaji ga Yado) and "The Lust of the White Serpent" (Jasei no In). "The Lust of the White Serpent" is about a demon who appears as a princess and attempts to seduce a man. It was the basis of the plot in which Lady
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Despite initial intentions, as the film developed, Yoda said anti-war messages, particularly about how war makes women suffer, kept surfacing and soon became the most prominent theme. While writing the script, Mizoguchi told Yoda "Whether war originates in the ruler's personal motives, or in some
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Miyagi, delighted to see him, will not let him tell of his terrible mistake. Genjūrō holds his sleeping son in his arms, and eventually falls asleep. The next morning, Genjūrō wakes to the village chief knocking on his door. He is surprised to see Genjūrō home and says that he has been caring for
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Genjūrō's pottery is also a major theme in the film. Professor Wood argues his pottery evolves in three phases, reflecting Mizoguchi's changing approach to filmmaking. Genjūrō begins making the pottery for commercial reasons, shifts to pure aesthetics while isolated with Lady Wakasa, and finally
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the film's presentation of the vanity of a man, neglecting his family, is a critique of historic men in feudal Japanese culture. In his relationship with Wakasa, Genjūrō is insignificant and is seduced by something greater, that he can never comprehend. However, by neglecting his family, Genjūrō
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public concern, how violence, disguised as war, oppresses and torments the populace both physically and spiritually ... I want to emphasise this as the main theme of the film". During the shooting Yoda was constantly rewriting and revising scenes due to Mizoguchi's perfectionism.
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As a ghost story, the film delves into a relationship between a spirit and a living person, which runs contrary to nature and will lead to the death of the person. Although ghosts are not mentioned in the initial parts of the film, Japanese writer
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the male protagonist of each tale into one character, Genjūrō, also connects the demon character and the ghost wife. Both Lady Wakasa and Miyagi are killed by a male-dominated society, and both are wronged by Genjūrō. Wood believes
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studios. The deal promised Mizoguchi complete artistic control and a large budget. Despite this, Mizoguchi was eventually pressured to make a less pessimistic ending for the film. Mizoguchi's screenwriter and long-time collaborator
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and the assistant directors, and was not involved in their creative process. Fumio Hayasaka was a strong proponent of using Japanese music in Japanese films, though he incorporated several elements of Western music as well. For
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in 1953. The night before, Mizoguchi, believing that if the film did not win an award the shame would prevent him from returning to Japan, stayed in his hotel room and prayed. In Japan it was named third in
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on a boat was in fact shot on a pool in the studio, with added smoke. The assistant directors had to push the boat through the cold waters. Miyagawa identified this as one of the scenes shot from a crane.
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has also listed it as one of his favourite films of all time and included it on a list of "39 Essential Foreign Films for a Young Filmmaker." It was also listed by Russian filmmaker
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and a definitive piece during Japan's Golden Age of Film. It is one of a number of films arguably more popular in western countries than in Japan. Japanese film historian
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Genjūrō meets a priest who tells him to return to his loved ones or accept death. When Genjūrō mentions Wakasa, the priest reveals that she is dead and must be
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of 9.40/10. The site's critical consensus states, "With its thought-provoking themes, rich atmosphere, and brilliant direction, Kenji Mizoguchi's
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was also screening in competition at the festival and was rumoured to be the winner of the Silver Lion for best director. The film opened in
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stated Mizoguchi foreshadowed it using the scenery, which suggests a detachment from real life. The scene where the protagonists cross
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by ignoring his wife's adultery with a member of the Legion. Similarly, Tōbei becomes a samurai while his wife becomes a prostitute.
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released a two-disc edition of the film, which includes numerous special features such as a 150-minute documentary on Mizoguchi,
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series. The two-disc special edition containing new transfers is released in a double pack which twins it with Mizoguchi's film
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magazine's top 10 critics poll of the greatest films ever made, which is held once every decade, in 1962 and 1972. In the 2012
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According to Professor Martha P. Nochimson, a common interpretation of the film is that Mizoguchi refashioned the stories of
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staff praised the film's visuals for reminiscence to Japanese prints, costumes and set design, and the performances of
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McRoy, Jay (2015). "Spectral remainders and Transcultural Hauntings: Even the ghosts are haunted: Kenji Mizoguchi's
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Miyagawa also stated that this film was the only occasion in which Mizoguchi complimented him for his camera work.
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and chanting. The film's sounds also include bells heard in improbable places. There is significant use of the
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failed to appreciate he has already been blessed with a good life, and in the process, loses it.
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as "one of the most amazing of the Japanese movies that played American art houses". In 2000,
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A Hundred Years of Japanese Film: A Concise History, with a Selective Guide to DVDs and Videos
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Miyagi for food. She fights them and is stabbed, collapsing with her son clutching her back.
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and armor, personally chosen by Mizoguchi. The scene where the protagonists travel through
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The film was immediately popular in western countries and praised by such film critics as
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on November 24, 1993. On 8 November 2005, the film became available for the first time on
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Lee, Jonathan H. X.; Matsuoka, Fumitaka; Yee, Edmond; Nakasone, Ronald Y., eds. (2015).
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is one of Mizoguchi's most celebrated films, regarded by critics as a masterpiece of
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screened the film in New York City over six days, opening a Mizoguchi tribute. A
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remarked that while this film, along with Mizoguchi's other works of the period
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is credited with having popularised Japanese cinema in the West. The film, and
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by Home Vision Entertainment, with English subtitles. The film was released on
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Watanabe Shihai-jin no oshaberi shinema: "Mizoguchi Kenji: Ugetsu Monogatari"
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that he wanted the film "to unroll seamlessly like a scroll-painting". The
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moves on to a style that reflects life and strives to understand it.
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theatre. As such, her eyebrows were styled using a practice known as
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Drawing from Ueda's tales, the film is set in Japan's civil war–torn
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and her face was designed to appear similar to a mask common in
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is an example, given the fogs that turn the film away from the
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29th on their list of the 100 best films of the 20th century.
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also screened as part of the Cannes Classics section at the
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was released in Japan on 26 March 1953. It was shown at the
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for its exploration of the negative impact of a patriarchy.
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said that originally, Mizoguchi did not envision making an
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found it to be "subtle, violent yet magical", and termed
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to express regret about the pro-war extremism leading to
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This article is about the 1953 film. For other uses, see
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poll, it was voted the 50th greatest film of all time.
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Ugetsu (disambiguation)

Kenji Mizoguchi
Matsutarō Kawaguchi
Yoshikata Yoda
Ugetsu Monogatari
Ueda Akinari
Masaichi Nagata
Machiko Kyō
Mitsuko Mito
Kinuyo Tanaka
Masayuki Mori
Sakae Ozawa
Kazuo Miyagawa
Fumio Hayasaka
Daiei Film
period
fantasy film
Kenji Mizoguchi
Masayuki Mori
Machiko Kyō
Ueda Akinari
Ugetsu Monogatari
jidaigeki
ghost story
Azuchi–Momoyama period
Guy de Maupassant
Silver Lion
1953 Venice Film Festival
Japanese cinema

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