Sorry 50 Shades, but the only sexually liberated woman who's goddess is truly roaring... is Rinko Tatsumi.
It's not often you get to watch something both intelligent, creative and so sexually charged. It expertly explores sexuality and the thing we truly wish we could express in that way. Like Shinya Tsukamoto's other films, there's definitely a lot of harder to grasp ideas, but the ground work is certainly there. It works as both an artistic commentary on sexual liberation and an erotic thriller movie.
Also, Asuka Kurosawa's performance as Rinko is daring and incredible. She does a lot of really wild stuff in this and just absolutely knocks it out of the park.
Loved the experience that this film gave me. Totally unique and a must see.
It's not often you get to watch something both intelligent, creative and so sexually charged. It expertly explores sexuality and the thing we truly wish we could express in that way. Like Shinya Tsukamoto's other films, there's definitely a lot of harder to grasp ideas, but the ground work is certainly there. It works as both an artistic commentary on sexual liberation and an erotic thriller movie.
Also, Asuka Kurosawa's performance as Rinko is daring and incredible. She does a lot of really wild stuff in this and just absolutely knocks it out of the park.
Loved the experience that this film gave me. Totally unique and a must see.