强奸 (1982)
ザ・レイプ
深夜，路子在回家途中，心中还有与恋人植田情事后的余韵，被曾有一面之缘的二手车店销售员谷口搭话。路子拒绝了谷口送她回家的提议后，被他袭击，带到了无人烟的空地……故事从始到终田中裕子的表情都很棒。演技自然，不，是在此之上的高级演绎，将突然遭遇此种悲剧的女性的故事演绎得十分细腻。主轴是法庭上律师侮辱式的主张，甚至牵扯到了路子与其前男友过去的故事，非常完美地表现了矢荻路子这名女性的生存方式与心路历程，令人共情……
演员阵容
- 田中裕子 — Michiko Yahagi
- 风间杜夫 — Shogo Ueda
- 津川雅彦 — Saburo Takagi
- Takanori Goto — Kurose Yuichiro
- Hiroshi Kashiwagi — Chief Justice
- 长谷川初范 — Hiroshi Inoue
- Yoshio Hayashi
- 伊藤敏八 — Akira Taniguchi
- 加贺麻理子 — Owner of Patel
- 渚真弓 — Owner of Jun
- Mayu Ito — Karasawa Kyoko
- 中村雁治郎 — Akiyama
趣闻
The Rape is a 1982 Japanese drama film directed by Yōichi Higashi and co-written by Higashi with Konomu Shinozaki, based on a novel of the same name by Keiko Ochiai. It tells the story of a career woman (kyariaūman) who is raped. She sues her rapist, with the film focusing on the fallout of this decision. The film stars Yūko Tanaka in the lead role, in addition to Morio Kazama, Masahiko Tsugawa, Takanori Goto and Hiroshi Kashiwagi. Michi Tanaka composed the film's score, and it also features the insert song "Aozora, Hitorikiri" by Yōsui Inoue. The Rape was theatrically released by Toei Company on May 15, 1982, in Japan.
Production
Toei producer Toru Yoshida had made many male-oriented films during the tenure of company president Shigeru Okada. However, when he saw director Higashi's film No More Easy Life (1979), he was deeply moved. He teamed up with Higashi's production company on his follow-up, Shiki Natsuko (1980), as well as The Rape. The film was co-produced by Rieko Zanma, a female producer who stated she would give advice "on how to portray women's psychology."
The Rape was greenlit in the wake of American films such as Looking for Mr. Goodbar, Annie Hall and An Unmarried Woman becoming popular among Japanese women. Films dealing with rape were also gaining prominence at the time, such as Good Luck, Miss Wyckoff.
The role of Shogo was initially offered to Toshiyuki Nagashima, who had worked with Higashi on Third Base. However, Nagashima turned it down, as he did not get along with the director.
Tanaka's rape scene was filmed in a vacant lot along a river in Mitaka, Tokyo. It took seven hours to film, with some sources claiming the scene was shot over the course of four days in total. It was shot late at night in the cold, requiring repeated retakes. By the end of this process, Tanaka was exhausted, saying, "I felt miserable, like I had really been violated."
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