The End of Love
$38.31Blu-ray
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About This Movie
The End of Love, directed by Eizo Yamagiwa in 1961, is a significant entry in postwar Japanese cinema. This independent film explores the experiences of the 'Roppongi Tribe,' a group of bourgeois students navigating a landscape marked by resignation and nihilism.
The End of Love has had a bit of a tumultuous history, long thought lost until a negative was recently unearthed, which has piqued collector interest. Its independent nature and the backdrop of the postwar era make it distinctive in comparison to mainstream titles of its time. As far as formats go, keep an eye out for any available restorations since the original prints are quite scarce, adding to its allure in collector circles.
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DVD$14.448 comps
Blu-ray$38.312 comps
The End of Love Blu-ray Value: $38.31
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Frequently Asked Questions
What genre is The End of Love?
The End of Love is a postwar Japanese film that includes elements of coming-of-age and social critique.
Who directed The End of Love?
The End of Love was directed by Eizo Yamagiwa.
Who stars in The End of Love?
The film features Kōji Matsubara, Mitsuko Sawamura, Terumi Hoshi, Takashi Fujiki, Yūko Kashiwagi, Namiji Namiura, Harue Tone, and Fumiko Miyata.
What is the significance of The End of Love in Japanese cinema?
The End of Love critiques the characterizations of Japan's new youth during the postwar era, particularly in contrast to other films of the time.
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