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The Sailor Who Fell from Grace with the Sea (1976)

When a widowed mother falls in love with an American sailor, her troubled young son is pressured by the bullying leader of his clique to seek revenge.

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David P 26 Jan 2012

A fascinating, erotic and utterly bizzare movie that is a unique viewing experience. It crosses into many genres and it is definitely a product of its time. The Japanese origin of the source material, a novel, intersects and clashes nicely with the coastal English setting. There is voyerouism, romance, torrid physical sexuality, an Oediphus complex, existenalist philosophy, animal cruelity, beautiful scenery, intresting interiors, a dark claustorphobic atomosphere even in wide open spaces, haunting tension and a truly unsetteling ending. The film suceeeds on many levels despite shallow characters and erratic pacing; it can be argued that the erratic pacing adds to bizzare texture of the film. Highly recommended for a one of kind viewing experience, it even becomes darkly exhilirating toward the end.

Jonathan V 27 Nov 2007

this great movie could only have been made in the 70s.

David M 08 Nov 2008

Mishima's source material is a very good example of post-war Japanese literature. Carlino's film is not such a good movie. The switch from Japan to England is a negligible difference, but the movie suffers from poor direction, bad tone, and laughable zeitgeists. I'm all for adaptations, and I even believe that movie adaptations CAN be better than the books they come from (see: The Secret of Nimh). This isn't the case here. Just read the book.

NEMESIS D 23 Jun 2009

Remarkable adaptation of a great book by Yukio Mishima, considering it takes place in England instead of Japan.

Frances H 09 Jul 2013

The two stars are for the film's visual beauty, but the plot was just very strange, with a group of school boys led by an animal torturer and future serial killer, no doubt. Somewhat reminds me of Lord of the Flies. Well acted.