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6 August 2013

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    Stalker

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    While I never tire of any of his work, Stalker is impossible to overwatch.

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    I was most surprised by Pitfall, which I find to be more overlooked than the other two films ( Woman in the Dunes and The Face of Another ). The existential desolation of this film is all-consuming.

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    Kuroneko

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    Not only is Kuroneko such a stunning-looking film, with a hypnagogic feel, the rape-revenge theme is strangely empowering.

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    The Ascent

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    Not usually a fan of war movies, but The Ascent is so much more than that.

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    Jigoku

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    It’s hard to convey complex emotions within the framework of fantastical imagery, but Jigoku hits the sweet spot.

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    Kwaidan

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    While writing my new record Okovi, I had Kwaidan on repeat in a dark room.

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