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Funuke domo, kanashimi no ai wo misero (2007)

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Reviews Counted:11

Fresh:6

Rotten:5

Average Rating:5.2/10

Consensus: Twisted Japanese black comedy which is visually striking yet tonally bizarre.

Genre: Foreign Films

Starring: Eriko Sato, Masatoshi Nagase, Hiromi Nagasaku

Starring: Eriko Sato, Masatoshi Nagase, Hiromi Nagasaku

Director: Daihachi Yoshida

Director: Daihachi Yoshida

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The film’s wacky ghoulishness holds your attention, but there’s not much more than that on offer. Despite a lot of manic effort, none of the actors makes an impression.

Full Review Source: Sunday Times (UK) | comment Comment
05/07/09
Edward Porter
Edward Porter
Sunday Times (UK)

Seduction, persecution, prostitution, suicide and uneasy laughter follow.

Full Review Source: Observer [UK] | comment Comment
05/07/09
Philip French
Philip French
Observer [UK]

With Kyomi’s manga-drawing skills a key part of the scenario, the visual approach is sometimes too fluffily decorative to let the emotions deliver in full. Eminently likeable nonetheless.

Full Review Source: Time Out | comment Comment
05/01/09
Trevor Johnston
Trevor Johnston
Time Out

Tonally, it strikes a curious balance between black comedy and melodrama, but visually it’s a striking film.

Full Review Source: Times [UK] | comment Comment
05/01/09
Wendy Ide
Wendy Ide
Times [UK]

The idea of step-siblings thrown together in death is a good one: but this wacky, soapy treatment is odd, to say the least.

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05/01/09
Peter Bradshaw
Peter Bradshaw
Guardian [UK]

Crisply shot with visual flourishes punctuating the unfussy direction, despite a lack of carnage, this is an accomplished and impressive depiction of some absolute barnpots. Those who like their laughs lightly flavoured with ash should check it out.

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05/01/09
Rob Daniel
Rob Daniel
Sky Movies

The calm, deadpan chronicling of what, one trusts, is an untypical rural Japanese family suggests a very black comedy. Slightly too long but hypnotically told, beautifully acted and not at all depressing.

Full Review Source: Financial Times | comment Comment
05/01/09
Martin Hoyle
Martin Hoyle
Financial Times

This is uneven and not entirely satisfying but it's worth seeing for its flat out weirdness and the superb performances from Sato and Nagasaku.

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04/30/09
Matthew Turner
Matthew Turner
ViewLondon

This dark comedy is more twisted (and twisty) than it first appears, but as with any family album, it is a few individual scenes that make it memorable rather than the whole, overlong package.

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04/27/09
Anton Bitel
Anton Bitel
Channel 4 Film

Has a talented cast yet looks like a television soap.

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01/30/08
Gautaman Bhaskaran
Gautaman Bhaskaran
Hollywood Reporter
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Sibling rivalry is the source of violence and creativity in amusing Japanese dramedy Funuke.

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05/24/07
Russell Edwards
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