Geisha, the twilight of flowers, is a journey to the secret world of Geishas of Kyoto, Japan's ancient capital. Filmmaker Romain Guélat takes us on a rare journey into this hidden world usually closed to western eyes.
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Title: Geisha: The Sunset of the Flowers (TV Movie 2004)
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Geisha, the twilight of flowers, is a journey to the secret world of Geishas of Kyoto, Japan's ancient capital. Filmmaker Romain Guélat takes us on a rare journey into this hidden world usually closed to western eyes.
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FrenchRelease Date:
6 December 2004 (Switzerland) See more »Also Known As:
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I didn't even want to watch the rest of this "documentary ". Listening to the narrator mispronounce and butcher Japanese's names in words was like listening to someone clawing their fingernails along a chalkboard. Or the sound of someone biting down on a metal fork while pulling it out of their clenched teeth, then eating their food with their mouth wide open full of food. BTW it's geisha (gey-sha) not guy-EE-shaw!