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Cut (2011)

Shuji is an uncompromising young filmmaker at odds with Japanese society. One day he learns that his loan shark brother, who had helped to finance his films, has been executed by his own yakuza gang for failing to repay his debts.

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Chris Cabin 22 Apr 2012

Amir Nedari's Cut is a punishing work of movie love, equal parts powerful and calamitous.

Michael H 09 Dec 2012

An odd duck of a movie. Very interesting, though I wouldn't necessarily recommend it. Combines a passion for historical cinema with a Yakuza story and Fight Club. Peculiarly, for a movie that incessantly decries the death of cinema, the movie is made in the style of the ultra-low-budget Christian Dramas I'd watch on television occasional Sunday mornings in the early 70s. It has all the earmarks of those TV dramas - the ultra-high contrast video look; the golden color palate; the wide open sets with spare dressing; the immobile cameras catching medium shots with occasional closeups; the minimalist, slightly echoey sound design. Just a really odd choice for a movie extolling the virtues and bemoaning the loss of "pure cinema."

WS W 30 Mar 2013

Amir Nader, the director, apparently is a true Cinema lover. And this one is a proof & a statement against some situations seen in contemporary Cinema. The execution/ metaphor, however, is real repelling.