Nao Ohmori
- Matsumoto's Colleagueas Matsumoto's Colleague
- (as Nao Ômori)
Three stories of undying love: Bound by a long red cord, a young couple wanders in search of something they have forgotten. An aging yakuza returns to the park where he used to meet his long-lost girlfriend. A disfigured pop star confronts the phenomenal devotion of her biggest fan. —<intlpress@aol.com>
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So... what would you do for love?
In "Dolls" Takeshi Kitano moves away from his peculiar ultra violent cinema and gives us his most poetic and introspective movie. He resorts to the crossing-stories structure to tell us three tales about love and regret, about doing anything for the person you love (and I mean ANYTHING). Calm, almost without dialogs, full of symbols and metaphors, every shot looks like a postcard. The minimalistic soundtrack and the amazing photography (wich stands out every single colour on the screen) catch you as you follow the tragedies that hide in every one of the stories. Kitano expands his horizons and demonstrates that he's a hell of a talent no matter what the genre is.
PS: not recommended for the impatient.
My rate: 8/10
PS: not recommended for the impatient.
My rate: 8/10
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- rainking_es
- Sep 4, 2004
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