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Manji (1964)

The four principals in a love affair collide when jealousy, blackmail and suicide enter the picture.

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Bert T 14 Nov 2007

Not Masumura's best, certanily in the light of the brilliant Tanizaki novel. But I love Ayako Wakao. But check out fabulous Seisaku's Wife, gripping Red Angel (both b/w) or the colourwise very experimental Tattoo. Masumura is a gem to discover.

Private U 13 Dec 2007

A beautifully told story. I really enjoyed this film.

brian m 29 Oct 2007

a potentailly moving love story spoiled by a series of betrayels, inexplicable suicide pacts, and an ending that leaves a bad taste in my mouth

Anton Bitel 11 Jun 2007

Masumura's marriage of convenience between the demure and the shocking is a classic of modernist cinema.

Lynda M 27 Nov 2009

Perhaps a tad over dramatic yet maybe that was deliberate to be noticed, to shock the viewers as much the male part of society. Made in mid 60's so I can understand why it was controversial at the time. Worth a look, yet not everyone's cup of tea.