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Violence at Noon (白昼の通り魔, Hakuchū no tōrima), also titled Violence at High Noon, is a 1966 Japanese crime drama film directed by Nagisa Ōshima.
Violence at Noon concerns the odd circumstances surrounding a horrific murder and rape spree. In a twist, the film is as much about the two women who protect the violent man—his wife and a former victim—as it is about him.
- 100 min
Violence at Noon: Directed by Nagisa Ôshima. With Saeda Kawaguchi, Akiko Koyama, Kei Satô, Rokkô Toura. Two young women must come to terms with the fact that a man they're deeply linked to is a murdering rapist.
- (1.2K)
- Crime, Drama
- Nagisa Ôshima
- 1966-07-15
Violence at Noon concerns the odd circumstances surrounding a horrific murder and rape spree. In a twist, the film is as much about the two women who protect the violent man—his wife and a former victim—as it is about him.
- Shino Shinozaki
Violence at Noon. Directed by Nagisa Oshima • 1966 • Japan. Violence at Noon concerns the odd circumstances surrounding a horrific murder and rape spree. In a twist, the film is as much about the two women who protect the violent man, his wife and a former victim, as it is about him.
Containing more than two thousand cuts and a wealth of inventive widescreen compositions, this coolly fragmented character study is a mesmerizing investigation of criminality and social decay.
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