Great video man, I 'm a big fan of pink films, most people outside Japan have never heard of them and probably won't see them due to censorship which is a shame, subbed.
Interesting. I love Japanese films, all kinds, Kurosawa, Ozu, Ishii etc. I loved Ishii's Labyrinth Of Dreams. I have never heard of this director, Koji Wakamatsu, I will try to watch one or some of his films. Thank you.
This was really interesting! Something made me think about Wakamatsu earlier tonight, and I've only seen one film of his (Go Go Second-Time Virgin, some time around 2005-2007) and gave his name a search and clicked through to this. I definitely wasn't expecting to hear a Manc accent hahah.
You say he is a rebel of the genre but when i read the synopsis of his movies, a lot of them have rape and abuse in it, I've never watched any pink films so i can't judge the context and portrayal, but it's seems very disturbing that this is so common in these movies, i wonder if it's really art as you've mentioned, or is it just gratuitous for shock value, something prentending to be deep by using sexual abuse, that's so wrong if it's the case
I would personally start with Secrets Behind the Wall; however, if you are more accustomed to extreme cinema, then I would go straight for Violated Angels.
🎬 Hello, According to you : Which are the Wakamatsu films that are the most beautiful from an aesthetic point of view, plastic beauty, framing, cinematography ...? Thank you, Regards ~ 📽
How have I not heard of this guy before? I’m super intrigued now. This channel is a real gift.
Great video man, I 'm a big fan of pink films, most people outside Japan have never heard of them and probably won't see them due to censorship which is a shame, subbed.
Fascinating part of film history. This channel is making me want to watch more Japanese cinema.
You would not regret it! Thanks for watching.
Interesting. I love Japanese films, all kinds, Kurosawa, Ozu, Ishii etc. I loved Ishii's Labyrinth Of Dreams. I have never heard of this director, Koji Wakamatsu, I will try to watch one or some of his films. Thank you.
This was really interesting! Something made me think about Wakamatsu earlier tonight, and I've only seen one film of his (Go Go Second-Time Virgin, some time around 2005-2007) and gave his name a search and clicked through to this. I definitely wasn't expecting to hear a Manc accent hahah.
Great video! You deserve more subscribers.
Thank you, I appreciate that
You say he is a rebel of the genre but when i read the synopsis of his movies, a lot of them have rape and abuse in it, I've never watched any pink films so i can't judge the context and portrayal, but it's seems very disturbing that this is so common in these movies, i wonder if it's really art as you've mentioned, or is it just gratuitous for shock value, something prentending to be deep by using sexual abuse, that's so wrong if it's the case
Which movie by Koji should I watch first?
I would personally start with Secrets Behind the Wall; however, if you are more accustomed to extreme cinema, then I would go straight for Violated Angels.
@@RobertEdwardsFilm I just realized that the embryo hunts in secret is a Koji film so I have seen one of his movies without knowing hahahaha
Thanks man this quite a fine essay
🎬
Hello,
According to you :
Which are the Wakamatsu films that are the most beautiful from an aesthetic point of view, plastic beauty, framing, cinematography ...?
Thank you,
Regards ~
📽
I assume you are the person who asked me on twitter? hope I helped.