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Ore wa matteru ze

  • 1957
  • 1h 31min
VALUTAZIONE IMDb
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Yûjirô Ishihara and Mie Kitahara in Ore wa matteru ze (1957)
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Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaA former boxer gets involved with a club hostess trying to escape the clutches of her gangster employer.A former boxer gets involved with a club hostess trying to escape the clutches of her gangster employer.A former boxer gets involved with a club hostess trying to escape the clutches of her gangster employer.

  • Regia
    • Koreyoshi Kurahara
  • Sceneggiatura
    • Shintarô Ishihara
  • Star
    • Yûjirô Ishihara
    • Mie Kitahara
    • Isamu Kosugi
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  • VALUTAZIONE IMDb
    7,0/10
    1080
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    • Regia
      • Koreyoshi Kurahara
    • Sceneggiatura
      • Shintarô Ishihara
    • Star
      • Yûjirô Ishihara
      • Mie Kitahara
      • Isamu Kosugi
    • 12Recensioni degli utenti
    • 23Recensioni della critica
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    Interpreti principali28

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    Yûjirô Ishihara
    Yûjirô Ishihara
    • Jôji Shimaki
    Mie Kitahara
    Mie Kitahara
    • Saeko…
    Isamu Kosugi
    Isamu Kosugi
    • Uchiyama
    Kenjirô Uemura
    Kenjirô Uemura
    • Police detective
    Hideaki Nitani
    • Shibata - Shibata elder
    Ken Hatano
    • Shibata - Younger
    Kôjirô Kusanagi
    Kôjirô Kusanagi
    • Takeda
    Ayuko Fujishiro
    Tomio Aoki
    Tomio Aoki
    Nobuo Kawakami
    Jun Miyazaki
    Kenji Kawai
    Shôki Fukae
    Shôki Fukae
    Jôji Eihara
    Hyôe Enoki
    Akinori Hanamura
      Gô Kuroda
      Kenji Mizutani
      • Regia
        • Koreyoshi Kurahara
      • Sceneggiatura
        • Shintarô Ishihara
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      8kluseba

      The Melodramatic Tale of Two Outcasts Willing to Break Free

      I Am Waiting, originally known as Ore Wa Matteru Ze, is a Japanese film noir that mixes elements of a personal drama with gangster thriller segments. This was the first movie for promising young director Kurahara Koreyoshi and its lead actress Kitahara Mie and lead actor Ishihara Yujiro had been working together since Crazed Fruit, originally known as Kurutta Kajitsu, the previous year and ended up getting married three years after the release of this film. This film by Nikkatsu Studio was a commercial success and inspired numerous other film noir releases throughout the late fifties, early sixties and mid-sixties in particular.

      This movie pairs up two desperate outcasts. Former boxer Joji whose career has failed under dramatic circumstances is a restaurant owner who dreams of joining his brother who had left one year earlier to work on a ranch in Brazil. Club singer Saeko has narrowly avoided being sexually abused in a cabaret and is on the verge of suicide because she believes to have murdered one of her supervisors. Slowly, the two outcasts start developing feelings for each other but things take a sinister turn when they realize that their lives are more entwined than they could have been anticipating when a group of ruthless gangsters gets involved.

      This film convinces on multiple levels. The story has enough little twists and turns to entertain through ninety-one gripping minutes. The desolate settings in a desolate port area show the slow rise of Japan after the humiliating ending of the Second World War. The movie oozes with atmosphere thanks to precise camera and light effects. The soundtrack and title song enhance the melancholic vibes even further. The acting performances are above average and Kitahara Mie and Ishihara Yujiro have excellent chemistry throughout. The film smoothly develops from a personal drama into a gangster thriller and ends on an emotionally and physically intense note.

      To keep it short, I Am Waiting or Ore Wa Matteru Ze, is an atmospheric film noir that fluidly mixes personal drama and gangster thriller and convinces most with authentic settings, clever camera and light effects and gripping acting performances. Genre fans as well as cineasts interested is Japan's post-war cinema from the forties, fifties and sixties should certainly give this movie a try. Contemporary audiences might however find this film somewhat old-fashioned and overtly melodramatic and should start their discovery of the film noir genre with American classics instead.
      7zetes

      Good, if a little slow

      The earliest film in Eclipse's new Nikkatsu Noir set, this one stars Yujiro Ishihara and Mie Kitahara, the two stars of the previous year's Crazed Fruit (these are only two of about two dozen films they made together). I Am Waiting is a pretty good crime flick about a retired boxer who meets up with a lounge singer who is trying to run away from her gangster employer. The boxer has been waiting a year for his brother to contact him from Brazil, where he hopes to move and help his brother farm. Turns out that his brother never made it there. His mysterious disappearance is linked with the aforementioned gangsters. The story here is really good, and, in general, it's well directed and performed. It does move a tad too slowly, though, and the two halves of the plot, the romance and the mystery of the missing brother, are connected by a pretty big and hard-to-buy coincidence. It's a good film, but it's one that feels like it could have been done a little bit better (the perfect film for a remake!).
      5samkap-25138

      Imitative and implausible film noir from Japan

      A simple story (though its premise gives hope of something better) whose length depends to an uninteresting degree on portraying endlessly brutal fights between the protagonist (on the whole, a likable fellow) and gangsters dressed in clothes borrowed from American film noir. The love story which begins the narrative gets no more than a glance while following the protagonist's quest to find and then avenge his brother, but that relationship is also left barely examined in favor of the fights in various locales. Nor does the film explain in any way the enslavement of the singer. I was left with many irritated questions, including the fundamental one of wondering why directors think humans can sustain dozens of repeated blows to the head and gut and continue to fight for another ten minutes as though it was the first round. It's a form of laziness, a substitute for knowing and telling the story. .
      8christopher-underwood

      cafe with neon and the waterfront

      What a great Japanese from my box of World Noir No.1 from the splendid Radiance blu-ray company. Right from the start it is wonderful and we see a bar, cafe with neon and on the waterfront and a steam train carrying goods in front of us. Yujiro Ishihara one of the stars that I have never seen before is great and we see Mie Kitahara the lovely girl I have once seen her in Crazed Fruit (1956 ). Together we see them both wearing those noir macs. The dialogue is fine and just the style and hard as we like it, the cinematography is also just as we like it as the tropes and the cliche but some new and different. He used to be a boxer and can fight and she used to sing, 'I'm a canary that forgot to sing' but she does remember. And there are the thugs that make us smile but they can be tough and towards the end the dialogue changes and the fight ends in the jazz club. I know it was a bit silly now and again but I loved it.
      7jellopuke

      Solid if unevenly paced

      A good movie with interesting characters and mood that sort of falls apart at the end when everything gets rushed to a conclusion. It's almost a classic, but just needed a bit more work to push it over the edge.

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      Kenjû zankoku monogatari
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      Intimidation
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      Shitoyaka na kedamono
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      Goodbye & Amen
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        Co-stars Yujiro Ishihara and Mie Kitahara married in 1960, and remained married for the reminder of Ishihara's life.
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        Ore wa matteru ze
        Words by Masami Iwasaki

        Music by Kenroku Uehara

        Arranged by Tokujiro Okubo

        Performed by Yûjirô Ishihara

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      • Data di uscita
        • 20 ottobre 1957 (Giappone)
      • Paese di origine
        • Giappone
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      • Azienda produttrice
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      • Tempo di esecuzione
        • 1h 31min(91 min)
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