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Tag: Shinya Tsukamoto

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REVIEW: Fires on the Plain (2014)

September 16, 2019 Grant Watson

In the final days of World War II, a bullied soldier suffering from tuberculosis makes his way through the Filipino jungle in the hope of reaching his evacuation point in time. On his journey he encounters local guerillas, hides from … Continue reading REVIEW: Fires on the Plain (2014)

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REVIEW: Bullet Ballet (1998)

September 10, 2019 Grant Watson

Writer/director Shinya Tsukamoto made an enormous impact internationally with his low-budget 1989 tech-horror Tetsuo: The Iron Man. Shot in grainy black and white with a piercing industrial soundtrack, it rapidly became a cult hit around the world and attracted a fiercely … Continue reading REVIEW: Bullet Ballet (1998)

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REVIEW: Haze (2005)

September 4, 2019 Grant Watson

A man wakes up in a dark, coffin-like space. He can barely move, but move he must if he wants to survive, because he is bleeding from an abdominal wound. As he slowly works his way through this cramped, claustrophobic … Continue reading REVIEW: Haze (2005)

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