Dolls (DVD)

Description: Genre: Romance / Theatrical Release: 2002 / Suitable for 12 years and over / Director: Takeshi Kitano / Actors: Miho ... more

Dolls (DVD) ... Kanno, Hidetoshi Nishijima, Tatsuya Mihashi, Kyôko Fukada, Tsutomu Takeshige ... / DVD released 2003-11-24 at Artificial Eye / Features of the DVD: PAL, Widescreen

Newest Review: ... he returns to her side and makes an apparent resolution to atone for his betrayal and remain loyal to her - even though her ... more

... actions have left her much-changed. At the same time, we follow another tale of regret and redemption; Yakuza boss Hiro returning home in search of his former girlfriend, the two having not seen each other in decades. The third part of Dolls' look at the many sides of love is a rather odd, twisted vignette. Nukui is a withdrawn, somewhat obsessive young man, and an ardent fan of pop star Haruna. Previously unable to summon up the courage to meet her, when she becomes reclusive and isolated after a car accident, he goes...more

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Dolls (DVD): Lovelorn Guys and Dolls (749 words)
by - written on 06/07/09 (Very useful, 73 readings)
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The sum of three interconnected stories about enduring love, Dolls is loosely based on Japanese Bunraku theatre. I'll be honest; my knowledge of Bunraku is less than comprehensive. It involves large, realistic puppets, certainly, and appears to take on the kind of great, all-encompassing themes as this film. Its director, Takeshi Kitano, better known for his crime films than this more contemplative type of effort, may well be most familiar to English-speaking audiences for his role as the host of super-silly cult Japanese gameshow Takeshi's Castle. From dark crime films to meditations on endless love by way of hordes of people repeatedly falling in mud; quite ... Read the complete review

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