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This site uses cookies. By continuing, you agree to their use. Learn more , including how to control cookies. Golden Age Theater. Directed by: Eiichi Yamamoto. With writing not just on the wall, but the wall crumbling before their eyes, the remaining staff set out to do something outrageous, artistic, and insane.

This was the third film in what is known as the Animerama trilogy, and easily the most influential, Belladonna of Sadness. If the trailer did not already alert you, the show is incredibly sexual and has multiple scenes of rape.

Animation and Feminism Touchstone. The film featured a great production crew, if quite bare bones. Yamamoto had already proven his skill over a decade of work, and would go onto write Space Battleship Yamato. The biggest name from the group however would be the amazing Osamu Dezaki. Dezaki would launch from this film into one of the most praised career in anime, inspiring legions of followers and famous disciples. Kunihiku Ikuhara would cite Belladonna as his reason for becoming an animator, and his later work Revolutionary Girl Utena was a love letter continuation of the ideas in the film.

All three of these directors would also carry the torch of Feminism ideals and strong lead women throughout their careers. The list goes on and on of people inspired by the work, yet it was only in theaters for 10 days. Belladonna is artistic wonder and inspiration with nothing held back. Intercut are deeply sketched, imaginative white-out character scenes played over soul filled Japanese singing.

The back and forth of these makes the hour and a half long film that covers a tremendous amount of story. A scene everyone should see, the spread of the Black Death. The Sexuality of Self-Determination. Belladonna of Sadness stayed quite true to the original novel it was based on. Dialog was mostly the same and followed a similar structure.

The visuals on the other hand decide to work it. Blending a Snow White and Joan of Arc styled imagery throughout the film. With deep lines, faint details, and long pans over Japanese scroll type stories, the film is alive while also feeling like a picture book.

The opening is a water painting style, showing the brilliance and happiness of Jean and Jeanne. They get married and are overjoyed. The custom in Europe at the time was to pay a levee to the Baron. The man is ghastly, and his lady shows clear malice early on. This is later referenced again when Jeanne transforms from jackal to black caped woman, another classic imagery.

Jeanne is beautiful, and the Baron demands 10x the amount that Jean could offer. The whole sequence is intense, but most stunning is the opening moment. I audibly yelled WTF when I first watched the film.

Jeanne torn asunder, righteous joy torn apart and thrown to the wind by a cruel act. In the aftermath, Jean tries to defend his position and lack of power to save her. This is perhaps the last straw, and Jeanne screams into the abyss, her hair changing color for the first time. We are treated to a fantastically long shot from position of her mirror, as she washes herself and tries to gain composure. This all leads into her meeting a Demon in the shape of a penis. Which she stimulates in order for it to grow bigger and stronger.

This would carry through the whole film, and mixes the idea of sexuality with an independent mind and confidence. As it grows, so too does her sense of individual right and self-determination. A wonderfully erotic journey that takes it to the absurd, but delivers it in such style.

Artistic Audience Integration. One of my favorite styles is when animators purposefully leave things for us to fill in. Character acting animation had not taken off in anime at the time, with Horus: Prince of the Sun introducing more social and moral topics only a few years before. Belladonna of Sadness chose to instead focus on the most important set piece of each scene.

This creates for an orgasm scene that features only a few lines of a face in profile, or a look of fear outlined only by the eyes. This was likely a budget issue that forced the lack of color and filament, but the artists used it to the maximum. They create impressively powerful statements, through finely detailed but minimalist pictures. These moments work to both allow our minds to fill in the side information, and put emphasis on areas that are not truly there.

Its a unique and fascinating way to tell a story. Belladonna also makes use of these whites, to make the happiness of naive marriage and the joy of independance more vibrant in contrast.

Brutality and Joan of Arc. The brutality of the film is intense. From giant red walls of ripped apart Jeanne, to a montage of rape and beastiality through a forest, to un-filtered hatred.

Jeanne suffers pain and suffering that is hard to watch at times. What holds my heart together is the transformation and evolution of our dear Jeanne. She transcends the logic of her world through the evolution of thought, sexuality, and scientific thought.

The links towards the story of Joan are somewhat vague, but it comes home in the final scenes as Jeanne is burnt at the cross. The final shot of her burning reminded me of The Passion of Joan of Arc.

Final Thoughts. One of the early full bore explorations of the montage storytelling and a radical change in character design. Both colorful and simplistic. Some might argue that the music and animation are dated, but watching it today still feels fresh and imaginative.

I cannot recommend it enough. Got It! Belladonna of Sadness. Share this:.

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This episode of Lupin starts off with a bang — and quite a few of them! Zora the infamous assassin is still alive! Nothing is known about Zora other than he is a man who rarely appears in public and visits his home town once a year. The assassins plan accordingly. The 12 man team lies in wait for Zora to visit his home in Serimu, an oasis town in Africa. However, as they wait for their Zora to arrive, shots ring out and the assassins start falling one by one.

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At 18 he was already working on the first-ever Asian animation in colour, The Tale of the White Serpent. After a decade of working as an assistant on classics such as Astro Boy and Lupin III, Sugii was at the forefront of a new wave of adult animation films in the late sixties. The film was shown at the Berlin Festival and is widely considered an artistic milestone of the period. In the 70s, Sugii began directing his own films, which in found him at the helm of Night on the Galactic Railroad, a masterpiece regarded as one of the great Japanese animation classics yet largely unknown outside of Japan. The Belladonna of Sadness. A series of tragic events drives a young woman into the world of witchcraft. A psychedelic, Art Nouveau-bred showing of hyperviolence and unbridled sexuality throttling to the tempo of a jazz-rock beat in a unique hallucinatory experience. Animation Maestro Gisaburo Sugii. Night on the Galactic Railroad.

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Known simply as 'Grav' by the anime community, his interests are flexible as he is generally not that bothered by what he watches, whether it's a top-tier series or an enjoyable isekai harem trash type. Either way, he does his best to bring folks the latest news on AUKN and also any other information and unboxing hauls over on his Normanic Vault blog. Close search. NormanicGrav Known simply as 'Grav' by the anime community, his interests are flexible as he is generally not that bothered by what he watches, whether it's a top-tier series or an enjoyable isekai harem trash type.

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This week's topic is Ninja Scroll, the movie with bee men, exploding rats, outrageously large chins, and snakes erupting out of every orifice. Though it comes from the 90's, this film carries on the 80's spirit as only Yoshiaki Kawajiri could conceive. The second film in the same Animerama trilogy that produced Belladonna of Sadness, this anime was released in the United States with a self-imposed X-rating. Despite the title and this rating, however, Cleopatra is no anime Caligula and in lieu of obscenity, possesses a baffling combination of comedy, sci-fi, experimental visuals, and other incongruous elements that makes for an unforgettable watch. Apologies for the audio quality. The issue causing the irregularities has been fixed in the upcoming episodes.

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Many people are falling prey to a suspicious new religion. Lupin III infiltrates this group, hoping to steal the treasure their leader keeps hidden. There he lays eyes on the beautiful, bewitching woman who has the leader enthralled.