Histoire de mélancolie et de tristesse

Original title: Hishu monogatari

1977
1h 33m

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Histoire de mélancolie et de tristesse (1977)

A female golfer who has exceeded expectations to reach the top not only has to contend with being in-demand, but also with the men in her life, her neigbours, her brother and not to mention ... Read allA female golfer who has exceeded expectations to reach the top not only has to contend with being in-demand, but also with the men in her life, her neigbours, her brother and not to mention a stalker.A female golfer who has exceeded expectations to reach the top not only has to contend with being in-demand, but also with the men in her life, her neigbours, her brother and not to mention a stalker.

Director
- Seijun Suzuki
Writers
- Ikki Kajiwara
- Atsushi Yamatoya
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6.5/10

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Director
- Seijun Suzuki
Writers
- Ikki Kajiwara
- Atsushi Yamatoya
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

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Director Seijum Suzuki's first feature film in ten years.

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10/10

Elite stuff

This is a magnificent piece of work. The irony is that if you're reading this, you already saw it, and if you're not reading this, you're either a non-English-speaking Japanese person, or someone else who will never hear of this film.

Suzuki is one of the best. Always challenging, always rewarding. Trademark to his wild perspective is that he's called it "Tale of Sorrow", but it's so funny and entertaining. It's weird, cool, unexpected, sexy...everything a really jaded art-wastrel is looking for.

If you liked "Kill Bill", you need to see Suzuki's "Tattooed Life".

This film is Highly Recommended. Recently viewed: Documentary "America The Beautiful", Neil Jordan's near-perfect pulp "Interview With The Vampire", lots of pornography, Cannes winner "Dogtooth", Louis CK's amazing television show.

RIP Neil Armstrong.