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auess
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por auess » Sab 07 Ene, 2006 02:27
Uta (1972)
Directed by
Akio Jissoji
Also Known As:
Poem
Runtime: 119 min
Country: Japan
Language: Japanese
Color: Black and White
Sound Mix: Mono
imdb: none
midnighteye:
http://www.midnighteye.com/reviews/this ... life.shtml
http://campcatatonia.org/article/1978/a ... soji-1937-
The last one of Jissoji's early new wave trilogy, the other two are MUJOU (1970), MANDARA (1971). From ATG studio.
I Can't find more info about this film, it's pity only few webs on net introduced this wonderful director, I think he should be remarked in the same status with any newwave icons like Imamura, Wakamatsu or Oshima. I can assure Poem is one of his best work, best cinematograph and soundtrack.
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This Transient Life is a rare example of a successful film about Buddhist thought. Despite the scandalous story, the film treats the topic with the utmost sincerity, without retreating to esoteric kitsch or religious mumbo jumbo. Jissoji, himself the descendant of an old Buddhist family, continued to tackle religious and philosophical topics in his subsequent films, among them Mandala (Mandara, 1971) and Poem (Uta, 1972), both produced by ATG and based on scripts by Jissoji's congenial partner Toshiro Ishido. Jissoji's concern with Buddhist thought can also be seen in his popular films. The Buddhist notion of salvation clearly reverberates in the Ultraman series, in which the supernatural hero from outer space rescues men from forces that want to destroy the earth.
Akio Jissoji's importance for Japanese cinema can be compared to that of Christian directors like Carl Dreyer or Robert Bresson for European cinema. But whereas Dreyer and Bresson are luminaries on the cinematic firmament, the star of Akio Jissoji still shines in the hidden.
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File Name .............: Uta - Poem (1972, Akio Jissoji)-Divx-MP3-EngSub-by auess.avi
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Uta - Poem (1972, Akio Jissoji)-Divx-MP3-EngSub-by auess.avi
Autotranslated subs: Castellano | Deutsch | English | Français | Italiano | Português | Pусский
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helge79
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por helge79 » Sab 07 Ene, 2006 04:15
Thanks, auess!
Japanese New Wave / ATG titles are always welcome!
PS: By the way, do you have The Transient Life as well?..
PPS: Man! That screenshot with
![Imagen](http://web.mit.edu/jpnet/ji/gifs/200x200/4421.gif)
(the second one in the top row)!.. 8O
PPPS: Hey, auess, one more thing, I am really sorry to mention this, but I think that, for distribution, it is better to keep the file size smaller than 1CD. I am only saying this because I'd like more people on the Internet to get an access to the innovative Japanese cinema. Bu hao yisi...
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auess
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por auess » Sab 07 Ene, 2006 06:15
helge79 escribió:Thanks, auess!
Japanese New Wave / ATG titles are always welcome!
PS: By the way, do you have The Transient Life as well?..
PPS: Man! That screenshot with
![Imagen](http://web.mit.edu/jpnet/ji/gifs/200x200/4421.gif)
(the second one in the top row)!.. 8O
PPPS: Hey, auess, one more thing, I am really sorry to mention this, but I think that, for distribution, it is better to keep the file size smaller than 1CD. I am only saying this because I'd like more people on the Internet to get an access to the innovative Japanese cinema. Bu hao yisi...
![Avergonzado :oops:](./images/smilies/icon_redface.gif)
The Transient Life had been released in china about 4-5 years ago, but att I didn't know this director so unfortunately I missed it, since then it never appear again, I'm looking for it too, and hope I can find it in some second-hand dvd market.
I just have MANDARA (1971) and this.
about file size i forgot to say there's a 4:30mins trailer at the begining so my rip's length is actually 123mins, if you cut that trailer I think it will be very fit a 1cd.
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trep
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por trep » Sab 07 Ene, 2006 10:31
8O Thanks Auess! Another gem
I'm somehow unsure about the need for CD-sized release for movies longer than 90min but not long enough (or too compressible) to warrant a 2CD release - I'd guess people who use to download and keep these rare movies should really have a way to use DVDR by now... now there may be the lone exception, but we're talking about quickly evanescing numbers, they should be catered only when this doesn't mean sacrificing quality imho...
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prairi
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por prairi » Sab 07 Ene, 2006 12:00
great post again, auess !!!!
Xie xie !
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vaughan
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por vaughan » Sab 07 Ene, 2006 14:15
thanks auess!
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el_saturn
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por el_saturn » Lun 09 Ene, 2006 22:40
thanks auess
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spione
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por spione » Mar 10 Ene, 2006 01:09
thanks auess (y además con subs en español
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Angelical
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por Angelical » Mar 10 Ene, 2006 01:42
And again thanks a lot auess
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Kind regards
Don't forget that you can only really have what's freely given to you
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zazaza
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por zazaza » Mar 27 Mar, 2012 10:31
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Plz could the ed2k link for the subtitles be online for some days / weeks. I am not able to download the file and am on queue and other times the file connectors - those who have it - go offline. Requesting the same plz so i an download this 149kb file. Its very small so plz appreaciate this ...Tx...
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V
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por V » Mar 27 Mar, 2012 20:08
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zazaza
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por zazaza » Vie 30 Mar, 2012 12:02
Thanks V for the subs. I do have the suto-trans ones. Was looking for properly translated Eng subs and thought the ed2k subpack has it. Alas its not...
If you do come across the correct subs iitll be nice to upload...Tx