Haruko Katô

Haruko Katô

  • Born: 1922-11-24
  • Height: 4' 11½" (1.51 m)
  • Extended Reading
    • Kennedy 2022-01-18 08:02:29

      To the so-called purely black humorous joke

      Mishima has a dramatic end to his life. and this film dramatically presents some of his works literally on stage along with his life story and what happens on his last day.

      you never know how much and how a writer's works reflects his mind. so it takes some guess and effort to correlate those.

      I...

    • Clement 2022-01-18 08:02:29

      Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters, 1985

      At first I paid attention to this film because of its peculiar and gorgeous standard collector's edition cover. At first glance, I didn't even know who Mishima was. After checking it, I found out that it was Mishima. Yukio Mishima is an unfamiliar writer to me. I haven't seen any of his works,...

    • Vicenta 2022-03-20 09:02:42

      8/10. Biography style of extreme beauty: black stage background + group closed rooms + exterior synthetic materials + passers-by rotating walking. A brothel with props and no wall view. Sweaty carcass beauty. Sha Tian Yishi's shrine gathering. It ends with a rewind incision orgasm. Strange transition: from the black and white gym to the pink lamp bathhouse. Burn the Kinkakuji Temple & cut open the canvas to assassinate & rose torture & worry about the country's martyrdom. Although the collage narrative will impoverish the content, but still indulge in the magic of light and shadow.

    • Chaim 2022-03-27 09:01:19

      The Death of Mishima and several novels. "The Golden Pavilion", "Running Horse", and another one?

    Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters quotes

    • Kashiwagi (segment "The Temple of the Golden Pavilion"): [referring to his "frog feet" and Mizoguchi's stuttering]

      Kashiwagi (segment "The Temple of the Golden Pavilion"): Guys like us are just like beautiful girls. We get sick of always being stared at.

    • Yukio Mishima (Narrator): My need to transform reality was an urgent necessity, as important as three meals a day or sleep.