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Monday, June 07, 2010

Gozu Review

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Only Takashi. While I'm on my surreal horror spree, I stumbled upon this inconceivably ridiculous piece of cinematic deconstruction set in a homosexual love story played out against a self-aware purgatory-like town in the middle of nowhere. Gozu is rife with jarring shifts from parody to horror and eventually freewheels into a deranged ending that'll leave you scratching your head and questioning your Freudian beliefs. If ridiculous gangster theatrics, role playing, and gender metamorphosis is your thing, feel free to explore this existentialist piece. 7.1/10.

   

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