El imperio de los sentidos
Ai no korîda
Nagisa Ôshima (Japón, Francia, 1976) [Color, 102 min]

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Ai no korîda
Nagisa Ôshima (Japón, Francia, 1976) [Color, 102 min]

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Sinopsis:
- [fuente] Una pareja de amantes vive una historia de amor llevada hasta límites inimaginables. La pasión se ha adueñado de ellos. El sexo ha pasado a ser lo único importante de sus vidas. Las ansias de la mujer por poseer a su hombre parecen inagotables y crecen cada día más hasta llegar a confundir el placer con el dolor.
Basada en una historia real ocurrida en Japón antes de la Segunda Guerra Mundial, en la que un hombre se enamora de una exprostituta convertida en su sirvienta. Los dos comienzan un romance apasionado y su deseo se convierte en una fuerte obsesión sexual en la que se renuncia a todo, incluso a la vida misma.
En Allociné se escribió:Tokyo, 1936. Kichizo, le propriétaire d'une auberge, désire fortement la servante Sada Abe. Au fil de leur relation, Kichizo a des pulsions sexuelles de plus en plus violentes. A tel point qu'il en vient presque à violer les femmes qu'il fréquente. Un jour, le drame survient : il tue une vieille geisha, alors que Sada multiplie de son côté les expériences sexuelles...
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AMG SYNOPSIS: Based upon a true incident in 1930s Japan, Nagisa Oshima's controversial film effectively skirts the borderline between pornography and art -- making Bernardo Bertolucci's Last Tango in Paris of four years earlier look like children's programming in comparison. The story concerns servant and former prostitute Sada Abe (Eiko Matsuda) who becomes sexually obsessed with her employer Kizicho (Tatsuya Fuji), a businessman, after seeing him making love to his wife. After making love to Sada, Kizicho becomes obsessed with her as well. As their love-making becomes more and more intense, they find themselves unable to separate themselves from each other, until every waking hour is spent in more and more dangerous sexual acts with Sada becoming more and more of the aggressor. Finally, for the ultimate in eroticism, Kizicho agrees to be strangled during sexual ecstasy for the ultimate in orgasmic fulfillment. -- Paul Brenner
AMG REVIEW: Shocking in its graphic sexual content and riveting in its portrayal of passion run amok, Nagisa Oshima's brilliant, notorious Ai no Korrida is a cinematic landmark. No film up to that time had seriously explored the potent gray area between art and pornography; in so doing, Oshima exposed and overturned many of the conventions of both. Like vintage Luis Buñuel, Oshima skewers expectations of "proper" art by shocking the audience; instead of Buñuel's slashed eyeballs and cross-dressing lepers, Ai presents the viewer with the actual act of sex. Oshima also exposes the voyeurism inherent in both pornography and cinema in general: virtually every sex scene (and there are many) is either witnessed by a third party or photographed through a window, so that the audience itself feels like a witness. Moreover, Oshima overturns heterosexual pornography's prevailing convention of women's serving men by having Ai's female protagonist dominate her willingly submissive lover. This story was based on a sensational true tale in which an ex-geisha wandered the streets of Tokyo, clutching the dismembered organ of her lover after a particularly ecstatic round of lovemaking. She was quickly elevated into a folk heroine for Japan's nascent feminist movement, and least two other films based on her were made: Noboru Tanaka's masterful Jitsuroku Abe Sada (1975) and Nobuhiko Obayashi's post-modern Sada (1998). In Ai, Oshima focuses on how Sada and her lover and boss Kichi transgress all social conventions, from the hierarchical relationship between geisha and master to even the distinction between male and female (Kichi at one point wears a woman's kimono and, by the film's end, Sada has a penis). Though Ai no Korrida can be viewed as part of the pinku eiga genre that was quite popular in Japan at the time, its graphic sexual content sparked a number of landmark censorship lawsuits. Sadly, it has never been seen in its native country in its unexpurgated form, though the film did garner much acclaim abroad and cemented Oshima's international reputation as one of Japan's master filmmakers. Though it has accured the musty-sounding title "film classic," Ai no Korrida has lost none of its subversive power to incite, offend, disturb, and arouse. -- Jonathan Crow
Still censored in its own country, In the Realm of the Senses (Ai no corrida), by Japanese director Nagisa Oshima, remains one of the most controversial films of all time. A graphic portrayal of insatiable sexual desire, Oshima’s film, set in 1936 and based on a true incident, depicts a man and a woman (Tatsuya Fuji and Eiko Matsuda) consumed by a transcendent, destructive love while living in an era of ever escalating imperialism and governmental control. Less a work of pornography than of politics, In the Realm of the Senses is a brave, taboo-breaking milestone.
WARNING: THIS FILM IS SEXUALLY EXPLICIT (Criterion)
- Otras referencias
- "Los imperios de Nagisa Oshima", por María Villamarín y David González. los35milímetros.
- "Nagisa Oshima, el libro rojo del deseo". María José López, Séptimo Vicio
Ficha técnica
- Otros títulos internacionales: L'Empire des Sens / Ecco l'impero dei sensi / In the Realm of the Senses / Love's Bullfight.
Guión: Nagisa Ôshima.
Fotografía: Hideo Itoh (Eastmancolor).
Música: Minoru Miki.
Producción: Anatole Dauman, Kôji Wakamatsu.
Productora: Oshima Productions / Shibata Organisation (Tokio) / Argos Films (París).
Reparto:
- Eiko Matsuda (Sada Abe).
- Tatsuya Fuji (Kichizo Ishida).
- Aoi Nakajima (Toku).
- Yasuko Matsui (Tagawa Inn Manager).
- Meika Seri (Matsuko).
- Kanae Kobayashi (Kikuryû).
- Taiji Tonoyama.
- Kyôji Kokonoe (Omiya).
- Naomi Shiraishi (Geisha Yaeji).
- Komikichi Hori (Acteur).
- Akiko Koyama (Mansaki Geisha).
- Yuriko Azuma (Mitsuwa Geisha).
- Rei Minami (Mitsuwa Geisha).
- Machiko Aoki (Mitsuwa maid).
- Mariko Abe (Kinu (Yoshidaya maid)).
- Kyôko Okada (Hangyoku (young Geisha)).
- Kiyomi Yasuda (Mitsuwa Geisha).
- Hiroko Fuji (O-Tsune (Yoshidaya head maid)).
- Tômi Mitsuboshi (Chieko (Yoshidaya maid)).
- Katsue Tamiyama (Fat Mansaki maid).
Género:
- Drama psicológico, Drama romántico, Drama erótico.
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