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Pale Flower (1964)

A gangster gets released from prison and has to cope with the recent shifts of power between the gangs, while taking care of a thrill-seeking young woman, who got in bad company while gambling.

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Kurt Dahlke 14 Mar 2004

A masterful, meticulously crafted, wry meditation on fate and love that any cinema fan will appreciate.

James-Masaki R 11 Sep 2011

Shinoda's dark, gritty, yet dreamy/nightmarish "Pale Flower" seems like the average Yakuza film being churned out at the time, but the noir-influenced story, with a beautiful femme fatale being a compulsive and manipulative gambler played by Mariko Kaga absolutely steals the show. And even if you don't understand the gambling rules in the movie (I don't), you'll still be mesmerized by it. Combine this with lots of experimental moves by Shinoda, making it 'unreleasable' according to execs, but eventually proved wrong when an audience actually found the movie.

Eric R 20 Jun 2011

Strong performances, great noirish filming and attitude, and entrancing gambling scenes can't cover up for how cold this movie left me. Interesting enough to try again some day.

Nicolas S 11 Sep 2008

Un des meilleurs films sur l'univers des yakuza dans le Japon des annees 60.

John S 03 Apr 2011

Pretty good. Nihilism for gangsters with unrequited love is the name of the game here along with some odd catholic imagery.