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In a peaceful Japanese suburb, the life of an ordinary man is disrupted when his wife, a young woman filled with dreams, begins to feel the pressure of a monotonous existence. The story focuses on their relationship, marked by routine and a lack of communication. He, a frustrated writer, wrestles with his own demons while trying to find his voice in a world that seems to have turned its back on him.

As the plot progresses, the wife's frustration transforms into a quest for freedom and self-discovery that threatens to destabilize the fragile dynamics of their home. Upon meeting a lover, she begins to question her life and the choices she has made. This new relationship becomes both a refuge and a catalyst for her desire to break free from the chains that bind her to a marriage that no longer fulfills her aspirations.

The man, for his part, finds himself in a spiral of jealousy and despair, trying to cling to what remains of his love and pride. The story raises profound questions about the nature of love, obsession, and the need for human connection in a universe that can be lonely and indifferent. With an unexpected ending, this film captures the essence of the internal struggle for personal freedom and the price one is willing to pay for it. A masterpiece of cinematography that invites reflection and self-discovery.

Media type
Movie
Year
1961
Director
大島渚
Writer
田村孟
松本俊夫
Shômei Tômatsu
石堂淑朗
Rating
Service
Internet Movie Database
Rating
6.80
Actors
三国連太郎
小山明子
三原葉子
Masako Nakamura
岸辉子
沢村貞子
山茶花究
浜村純
戸浦六宏
島田屯
加藤嘉
Hugh Hurd
Gender
Bélica
Drama
Country
Japan
Original title
飼育
Duration
105
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