Masayuki Shionoya

Masayuki Shionoya

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    • Alivia 2022-01-18 08:02:29

      "Mishima Yukio Biography"-Beautiful Bad Teeth

      Beauty is like a broken tooth. It will grind your tongue and cause pain. You can't help but emphasize the importance of yourself. Finally, you can't help but go to the doctor to pull it out, but you look bloody in your hands. The tooth said, is this it?

                                              -"The...

    • Turner 2022-01-18 08:02:29

      "Mishima Yukio Biography": Beautiful body, weeping soul

      "The Biography of Mishima Yukio": The beautiful body, the soul of weeping blood has

      loved Mishima's book for a long time. I remember when I was in Ningbo, working hard, I went to collect debts for the company. When I took the bus, I took Mishima's book, "The Five Decays of Heaven and Man" from "The...

    • Dennis 2022-03-19 09:01:08

      The film consists of three parts and four chapters. Three parts: 1. Mishima's autobiography (past, black and white), 2. Mishima's last day (now), 3. Scenes in Mishima's works (fiction, stage). Four chapters: 1, beauty, 2, art, 3, action, 4, the unity of sword and pen. Such a complicated structure roughly outlines Mishima's life. Judging from the comical performance of "The Last Day", the film basically negates Mishima's caesarean section.

    • Margaretta 2022-03-20 09:02:42

      Absolutely outstanding! Those friends who say that the music does not match Mishima at all, please note: This is an American movie. Those who scold the director for misreading Mishima, please note: This is an American movie. Cross-border understanding---- The West vs. East - Film vs. Literature - has done it all here! Paul Schrader said this is his favorite movie. The only dissatisfaction is probably that the protagonist's temperament is not right, but The superb stage art completely won back this point of loss. I don’t understand why the level of stage beauty of European and American movies involving Japan is so high? Even including the memoirs of a geisha...

    Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters quotes

    • Osamu: They don't even know that art is a shadow... that stage blood is not enough.

    • Yukio Mishima (Narrator): The average age for a man in the Bronze Age was eighteen, in the Roman era, twenty-two. Heaven must have been beautiful then. Today it must look dreadful. When a man reaches forty, he has no chance to die beautifully. No matter how he tries, he will die of decay. He must compel himself to live.