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Apr 25, 2017 · For the next seven years, the sailors would remain oblivious to WWII's end, and find their ordered discipline fatefully fraying over the woman's presence. Josef von Sternberg's fact-inspired, late-career curio co-stars Kisaburo Sawamura, Shôji Nakayama. 93 min. Standard; Soundtrack: Japanese and English; Subtitles: English; 94 min. Uncensored ...
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In June 1944, twelve Japanese seaman are stranded on an abandoned-and-forgotten island called Ana-ta-han for seven years. The island's only inhabitants are the overseer of the abandoned plantation and an attractive young Japanese woman. Discipline is represented by a former warrant officer but ends when he suffers a loss-of-face catastrophe.
Anatahan. Directed by: Josef von Sternberg. Starring: 根岸明美 [Akemi Negishi], Tadashi Suganuma, Kisaburo Sawamura, Shiro Amikura, 中山昭二 [Shoji Nakayama], Jun Fujikawa, Josef von Sternberg. Genres: War, Drama, Survival. Rated the #24 best film of 1953, and #3251 in the greatest all-time movies (according to RYM users).
Apr 11, 2017 · The Blue Angel from 1930 is an undisputed world-class cinema great. 1953’s The Saga of Anatahan is a marginal independent production whose reputation was alive in film schools in the 1970s, although none of us could see it. At UCLA we saw all of Sternberg’s beautiful Marlene Dietrich movies because our professors had access to the UCLA Film ...
During WWII, a group of Japanese soldiers are stranded on the remote Pacific island of Anatahan. Josef von Sternberg. Director, Screenplay. Tatsuo Asano. Screenplay.
Original title: Anatahan. Synopsis: Josef von Sternberg directed, photographed, provides the voice-over narration and wrote the screenplay about twelve Japanese seaman who, in June 1944, are stranded on an abandoned-and-forgotten island ...You can watch Anatahan (The Saga of Anatahan) through flatrate,Rent,buy on the platforms: FlixFling,Google ...
Aug 12, 2017 · Out 14.08.17. 8/10. Jamie Havlin takes a look at an intriguing slice of cinema by a director described as the man who made Marlene Dietrich sparkle. Narrated by Josef von Sternberg himself, The Saga of Anatahan proved to be the final movie directed by the Austrian born director albeit his adventure-romance Jet Pilot was released in its wake.
