의식 (1971)
儀式
결혼식, 생일, 장례식 등 한 가족의 일대기가 극도로 복잡한 플래시백과 결합해 의식의 흐름처럼 펼쳐지는 작품. 에서 사용된 다중적인 플래시백은 신부 없는 젊은이의 결혼식 등 상상과 초현실주의적인 에피소드들을 담아내고 있다. 이를 통해 오시마 나기사는 전후 일본의 역사와 아버지와 국가의 권위, 예술가의 역할을 성찰하고 있다. 전후 일본이 걸어온 25년간을 총괄한 작품으로, 그 해 「키네마 준보」 최고의 영화로 선정되었다. (한국시네마테크협의회 - 2010 오시마 나기사 회고전)
출연진
- 河原崎建三 — Sakurada Masuo
- 賀来敦子 — Sakurada Ritsuko
- 中村敦夫 — Tachibana Terumichi
- 오토와 노부코 — Sakurada Shizu
- 小松方正 — Sakurada Isamu
- 戸浦六宏 — Sakurada Mamoru
- 渡辺文雄 — Susumu
- 河原崎しづ江 — Sakurada Tomiko
- 原知佐子 — Isamu's flower girl
- Maki Takayama — Sakurada Kiku
- 三戸部スエ — Sakurada Chiyo
- 小沢栄太郎 — Tachibana Takeyo
흥미로운 사실
The Ceremony is a 1971 Japanese drama film directed by Nagisa Ōshima, starring Kenzo Kawarasaki and Atsuko Kaku. The film takes place in post-war Japan, following a family clan through their wedding and funeral ceremonies, and the lengths the elder generation goes to preserve their traditions in spite of the damage it causes to the younger.
Production
The Ceremony, like many other Ōshima films, is often seen as a social critique of Japanese society. One of the most important themes in the film is that of the clan's attempt to look prosperous on the outside, while it is secretly falling apart from within.
The film also shows the lengths that the Sakurada clan goes to preserve traditions, and how they negatively affect the younger generations. This is best seen in Masuo's wedding scene, in which his bride does not appear. Rather than canceling the wedding, Kazuomi insists that the ceremony go through as planned, with Masuo facing the embarrassment of having to marry a nonexistent bride.
The incest committed within the family is also a recurring critique of Japanese society. The clan's obsession with inbreeding to keep the family line pure is a reflection of the conformity, xenophobia, and racism that pervade Japanese society.
A recurring scene in the film involves Masuo putting his ear to the ground. The first time the scene is shown, he explains that he is listening for his brother, who was buried alive in northeast China. This is repeated the night before Setsuko's death, and again at the end of the film. This gesture becomes a metaphor for the backward morality and that has crippled the humanity of the Sakurada clan.
The Ceremony has a nonlinear narrative, jumping back and forth between the present, with Masuo and Ritsuko heading out to find Terumichi, and the past, all the weddings and funerals Masuo attended through his life. Masuo often delivers voice-over narration directed to his relatives about his regrets of the past and his feelings of how they affected his life.
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