CLASSIC JAPANESE CINEMA: WOMAN IN THE DUNES

Directed by Hiroshi Teshigahara, 1964, 147 minutes

This masterpiece of the Japanese post-war New wave is a kaleidoscope of film styles and genres, and a bold blend of contemporary drama, erotica, and suspense. But first and foremost it is an existential dive into the horror of the human psyche. Often described as a psychological thriller, it received widespread critical acclaim and was nominated for two Academy Awards.

This show is an installment in our ongoing series on classic Japanese cinema, and the film is shown with English subtitles.

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