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Ugetsu

Released PG 96 min 8.2/10 Votes: 26186

In 16th century Japan, peasants Genjuro and Tobei sell their earthenware pots to a group of soldiers in a nearby village, in defiance of a local sage's warning against seeking to profit from warfare. Genjuro's pursuit of both riches and the mysterious Lady Wakasa, as well as Tobei's desire to become a samurai, run the risk of destroying both themselves and their wives, Miyagi and Ohama.

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Movie

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Genre:

Drama, Fantasy, War

Release:

1953-03-26

Year:

2024

Country:

Japan

Language:

Japanese

Companies:

Daiei Film

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Bottle Rocket - Wes Anderson's debut film showcasing quirky characters with an innocent approach to crime and friendship, reminiscent of Hulot's adventures.
The Royal Tenenbaums - Filled with eccentric characters and a quirky narrative, resembling the charming chaos of Hulot's life.
Punch-Drunk Love - A romantic comedy-drama with an awkward protagonist navigating life’s absurdities, echoing Tati's heartfelt humor.
Moonrise Kingdom - Follows the adventures of young lovers with a whimsical style and quirky humor, reminiscent of Hulot’s innocent antics.
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Ferris Bueller's Day Off - A light-hearted comedy centered around a day of adventure and mischief, capturing the carefree spirit similar to Hulot's summer vacation.
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Midsommar - Utilizes a deeply disturbing atmosphere with themes of ritual and human psychology, resonating with the film's vibe.
Wings of Desire - Focuses on longing and the human experience through a poetic lens, echoing the thematic resonance found in Darkly Noon.
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Dancer in the Dark - Features deep emotional and tragic themes that resonate with the tone of Darkly Noon.
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The Tale of the Princess Kaguya - A beautiful animation based on Japanese folklore with similar aesthetic qualities.
Seven Samurai - A classic samurai film that emphasizes honor and sacrifice.
Yojimbo - A tale of a wandering samurai caught in a conflict, similar themes of loyalty.
Throne of Blood - A retelling of Shakespeare's Macbeth set in feudal Japan, exploring ambition and fate.
Kagemusha - Focuses on warfare and identity in feudal Japan, with stunning visuals.
Ikiru - A poignant narrative about life and meaning, showcasing deep human emotions.
The Last Samurai - Explores the clash of cultures and the code of the samurai.
The Hidden Fortress - A story of adventure and honor, often cited as an influence on Star Wars.
Ugetsu - Touches on ambition and the supernatural, set in historical Japan.
Ran - A visually stunning adaptation of King Lear set in feudal Japan.
Mikado - Cultural representation and samurai themes are prevalent in both.
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Lady Snowblood - Revenge story with strong female leads set in a historical context.
Sanjuro - A sequel to Yojimbo featuring a samurai navigating a corrupt society.
The Wolf Brigade - A mix of action, honor, and a struggle against societal issues.
Harakiri - A story of a samurai's honor in the face of societal decay.
Zen - A historical drama depicting the life of a significant Japanese figure.
The Ring - Cultural elements and folklore that are similar to Gate of Hell.
The Grudge - Explores themes of vengeance similar to the underlying themes in Gate of Hell.
Battle Royale - Focuses on survival and moral dilemmas in a harsh societal setup.
Onibaba - Themes of survival and human nature against a backdrop of war.
Spirited Away - Another classic depicting Japanese culture and folklore with a strong narrative.
Ghost in the Shell - Explores existential themes along with beautiful animation.
Orochi - A traditional Japanese tale of revenge with strong emotional complexity.
Tale of Tales - Exhibits a surreal storytelling style similar to folklore influences.
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House of Flying Daggers - A visually arresting love story intertwined with martial arts.
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Red Cliff - Ancient battles and strategies echo the samurai ethos.
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon - A mix of martial arts and a story of honor and love.
Shogun Assassin - An action-packed tale that incorporates samurai culture.
Miyamoto Musashi - A biographical film focusing on the life of a legendary samurai.
The Flowers of War - Focuses on honor during historical conflicts similar to Gate of Hell.
Gohatto - Deals with themes of desire and loyalty in samurai culture.
Vengeance is Mine - A deep character study focusing on the consequences of a life of crime.
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Take Shelter - Psychological exploration of mental illness and paranoia.
A Beautiful Mind - Focuses on the struggles of a man dealing with severe mental health issues.
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Pi - Psychological thriller that examines obsession and mental instability.
The Machinist - A deeply unsettling portrayal of insomnia and psychological decline.
Black Swan - Intense psychological drama involving identity and pressure.
Fight Club - Exploration of identity, mental health, and societal pressure.
The Sixth Sense - Psychological thriller with a focus on perceptions of reality.
Shutter Island - A psychological thriller about mental health and reality distortion.
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Thirteen - A raw portrayal of youth, identity crises, and rebellion.
The Virgin Suicides - A haunting exploration of adolescence and identity.
Requiem for a Dream - Intense portrayal of addiction and its psychological effects.
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest - Focus on mental health institutions and the struggle for individuality.
Girl, Interrupted - A look into mental health through the eyes of young women in an institution.
The Hours - Intertwined stories of women dealing with depression and identity.
Ex Machina - Explores human consciousness and the nature of reality.
The Others - Gothic psychological thriller that plays with perceptions of reality.
The Babadook - Psychological horror exploring grief and mental illness.
A Clockwork Orange - Dives into themes of identity, free will, and societal norms.
Ugetsu - A rich exploration of human desires and psychological impacts.
The Lighthouse - Psychological horror with themes of isolation and madness.
American Psycho - Explores identity and societal expectations through a deranged lens.
Inception - Themes of reality perception and psychological struggles.
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - Explores memory and identity in a surreal narrative.
Secretary - An exploration of identity and unconventional relationships.
The Elephant Man - A poignant look at identity and societal perception.
Synecdoche, New York - A deep dive into themes of existence, identity, and personal perception.
Her - Explores themes of connection and identity in a modern context.
A Ghost Story - A meditation on existence, time, and human connection.
The Road - Post-apocalyptic exploration of the human psyche under stress.
The Witch - Explores fear, isolation, and psychological breakdown.
Room - An intense psychological examination of captivity and identity.
The Killing of a Sacred Deer - Psychological thriller that explores moral dilemmas and family dynamics.
Frailty - Explores the fine line between mental illness and reality.
Before I Go to Sleep - Explores memory loss and identity through suspenseful storytelling.
Trainspotting - A raw exploration of addiction and its psychological effects.
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo - Involves complex psychological themes and dark narratives.
The Place Beyond the Pines - Explores themes of legacy, identity, and psychological consequences.
Donnie Brasco - A deep character study that involves dual identity and moral struggles.
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The Great Beauty - Reflects on the human experience and the search for meaning in life.
The Decameron - Contains a blend of dark humor and human desire in challenging times.
Fellini's Satyricon - Explores the absurdity of life and society through surreal storytelling.
The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover - Features a darkly comedic take on morality and human relationships.
Naked - A stark portrayal of society and existential angst, infused with dark humor.
Psycho - Examines the darker aspects of human psyche and behavior.
The Seventh Seal - Explores profound themes of life, death, and existentialism.
Trainspotting - A raw look at addiction and the impacts of societal norms.
Nymphomaniac - Challenges societal norms and explores human sexuality in a controversial manner.
A Clockwork Orange - A dystopian narrative questioning the nature of free will and morality.
Brazil - A darkly comedic take on bureaucracy and individuality.
Antichrist - Explores human suffering and the complexities of grief and loss.
Pink Flamingos - A provocative film that challenges societal norms and tastes.
Ugetsu - A timeless look at human ambition, tragedy, and the supernatural.
The Lobster - A surreal and absurd take on love and societal pressures.
Requiem for a Dream - Shows the devastating impact of addiction on human lives.
Wings of Desire - Explores the beauty and tragedy of human existence.
Dogville - An experimental narrative that critiques society and human behavior.
All About My Mother - Touches on themes of identity, loss, and resilience.
Funny Games - A disturbing look at violence and its impact on society.
Hereditary - A dark exploration of family dynamics and trauma.
The Holy Mountain - A surreal and symbolic examination of society and spirituality.
Mulholland Drive - A dark and enigmatic exploration of dreams and identity in Hollywood.
The Handmaiden - Intricate storytelling that explores themes of deception and intimacy.
12 Monkeys - A thought-provoking narrative on time travel and its implications.
Oldboy - An intense revenge story that examines the human psyche and morality.
Good Bye Lenin! - A tragicomedy that tackles political and personal upheaval.
Dog Day Afternoon - A real-life story that blends drama and dark humor in dire circumstances.
Man Bites Dog - A dark comedy that examines the nature of violence and media.
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Blue is the Warmest Color - An intimate exploration of love, desire, and identity.
Requiem - A haunting portrayal of youth, ambition, and tragedy.
The Others - Explores human fear and the supernatural in a psychological thriller format.
Dogtooth - Surreal exploration of isolation and control in a family setting.
Parasite - A darkly comedic take on class struggles and societal disparity.
Festen - A family drama that unveils disturbing secrets during a celebration.
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Irreversible - A non-linear narrative that brutally examines human relationships.
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Happiness of the Katakuris - A blend of dark humor, musical elements, and unconventional storytelling.
The Taste of Tea - Quirky family dynamics and surreal storytelling set in Japan.
Enter the Void - Explores themes of life, death, and the spiritual journey through a surreal lens.
A Snake of June - Focus on psychological conflict and repressed desires within a stylized narrative.
Ringu - Mix of psychological horror and cultural commentary, which heightens emotional stakes.
Battle Royale - Intense themes of violence and societal critique, presented with dark humor.
Gozu - Absurdist narrative and surreal elements that challenge reality.
Noriko's Dinner Table - Explores themes of identity, family, and isolation with a unique narrative style.
Millennium Actress - An exploration of memory, love, and the passage of time with a layering of storytelling.
The Delightful Forest - Focuses on desire and human emotions with an emphasis on unconventional storytelling.
Kamikaze Girls - A coming-of-age story exploring friendship and individuality with quirky characters.
The Piano Teacher - Explores themes of sexuality and psychological conflict within a complex character study.
Love Exposure 2 - Continuing the themes of love, confusion, and religious undertones in relationships.
The World of Kanako - Revolves around obsession and violence, characterized by its intense and disorienting narrative.
Aesthetica of a Rogue Hero - Features a blend of fantasy, adventure, and unconventional character dynamics.
Vampire's Kiss - Absurdist comedy with themes of identity crisis and existential dread.
Shaolin Soccer - Merges sports with humor and fantastical elements in a unique narrative style.
Tetsuo: The Iron Man - Combines body horror and absurdism, crafting a surreal experience with social commentary.
House (Hausu) - An avant-garde horror film that mixes comedy, surrealism, and vibrant visuals.
Ida - A deep exploration of identity, faith, and hidden traumas against a striking visual backdrop.
The Lobster - Examines love and societal pressures within absurd and surreal contexts.
Ugetsu - A blending of fantasy and historical issues featuring powerful emotional narratives.
Perfect Blue - Explores the psyche of an aspiring pop idol in a dark and psychological thriller framework.
Nekromantik - Explores taboo subjects with a shocking and surreal approach to storytelling.
The Happiness of the Katakuris - A mix of horror and comedy with a rather unconventional family story.
Ichi the Killer - An extreme exploration of violence and twisted emotions in a stylized narrative.
The Handmaiden - Themes of deception, intricate relationships, and stunning visuals pour into this story.
Tokyo Gore Police - Absurd horror-comedy that critiques society through exaggerated violence and absurdity.
A Touch of Sin - Interwoven stories that explore the darker aspects of modern society in China.
Wild Strawberries - A blend of surrealism and introspection throughout life's complexities and regrets.
Tampopo - A noodle western that combines food, humor, and intertwined narratives in a unique style.
Blue Is the Warmest Color - A deep exploration of love and sexuality, presented through intimate storytelling.
Nymphomaniac - Exploration of sexuality and complex relationships told in unconventional narrative techniques.
The House That Jack Built - An exploration of a serial killer's psyche with philosophical and surreal undertones.
Branded to Kill - An eclectic mix of crime, surrealism, and striking visuals in a unique narrative style.
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Inside Job - A documentary that explores the financial crisis of 2008, similar in its critical examination of societal issues.
The Social Dilemma - Explores the impact of social media on society, akin to critiques in Don't Believe the Hype.
The Big Short - A dramatized account of the 2008 financial crisis focusing on the systemic corruption in finance.
American Factory - A documentary examining globalization and labor, resonating with the critical themes expressed.
13th - A powerful documentary exploring race, inequality, and the justice system in America.
Super Size Me - Investigates the fast-food industry and its impact on health, in line with exposing critical societal issues.
The Great Hack - Focuses on data privacy and manipulation in the digital age, similar to themes of misinformation.
The Changing Face of Comedy - Explores how humor changes with societal views, linking to themes of social commentary.
Fahrenheit 9/11 - A politically charged documentary that critiques government policies and events.
Wag the Dog - A satirical take on how media can influence politics and public perception.
V for Vendetta - A dystopian narrative that questions government and media power.
Network - A satirical look at the news media and its impact on society, sharing critical themes.
The Last Dance - A docuseries about Michael Jordan and media portrayal of sports, offering deep insights into a cultural phenomenon.
Sorry to Bother You - A dark satire on capitalism and race, providing a critical perspective on modern society.
Ugetsu - A classic film that critiques human greed and ambition amidst war, echoing reflective themes.
The Office - A comedic take on workplace culture that examines corporate America, paralleling societal critique.
Parks and Recreation - A satirical look at government and public service that shares a similar humorous critique.
The Wire - Explores systemic corruption in cities through various social institutions, aligning with investigative themes.
The Crown - A historical drama that delves into the impact of media and public perception on the British monarchy.
Black Mirror - An anthology series exploring the dark sides of modern society and technology.
House of Cards - A political drama that critiques the underlying machinations of power in politics.
Borat - A satirical mockumentary that critiques American culture, echoing themes of social commentary.
The Interview - A satire on freedom of information and media that aligns with critical societal themes.
Good Bye Lenin! - A darkly comic exploration of societal change in East Germany, paralleling themes of truth and perception.
The People vs. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story - Dramatizes the O.J. Simpson trial and media's role, connecting to themes of cultural obsession.
The Money Monster - Thriller that critiques the financial industry and media's role, resonating with the documentary.
Food, Inc. - Investigates the corporate food industry and its impact on health and environment.
Requiem for the American Dream - Explores the concept of wealth concentration through a critical lens, similar to societal analysis.
Spinal Tap - A mockumentary that satirizes the music industry while reflecting on fame and media portrayal.
The Act of Killing - A documentary that examines the Indonesian killings of 1965-66, challenging societal narratives.
The Square - A thought-provoking documentary about the Egyptian revolution, focusing on media and activism.
Knock Down the House - Follows the grassroots campaign of women running for office, showcasing political and societal challenges.
Dear White People - A social satire addressing race issues in America, fitting the critical perspective on society.
The Reagans - A docuseries documenting the Reagan presidency and its impact on America and media.
The Best of Enemies - A film about a real-life debate that explores race relations and societal change.
The Killing of America - A documentary that examines violence in America through a critical lens.
As I Walk Through the Valley - A documentary about life in south Los Angeles intersecting with themes of crime and media portrayal.