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Arakimentari (2004)

A look at the life and work of Japanese photographer Nobuyoshi Araki and his impact on Japanese culture.

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Christopher Null 29 Apr 2005

If Araki is a genius, you get the sense that somewhat might ought to explain why.

Tim M 18 Feb 2012

An interesting look at a legendary photographer. There's 57 minutes of him chatting in the extras if you really want more, but the film displays his background well. He played in a cemetery next to the red light district, where there was a mass grave for prostitutes. He has a mother fixation and his wife died. It would have been nice to see a little bit more about him growing up in 1940's Japan in the heat exposure segment. An energetic and focused individual, kudos.

Scott Foundas 20 Jan 2005

Offers a fast, efficient and richly satisfying look at an iconoclastic artist and his groundbreaking work.

mike d 06 Jan 2008

Entertaining and informative film on Nobuyoshi Araki; appearances by Bjork, Richard Kern, and Takeshi Kitano. One of the better artist documentaries.

Maitland McDonagh 21 Jan 2005

Viewers are left to draw their own conclusions, which inevitably will be colored by individual reactions to unabashed frontal nudity.