Why Don't You Play in Hell?

Originaltitel: Jigoku de naze warui

2013
Not Rated
2 Std. 9 Min.

IMDb-BEWERTUNG

7,1/10

9201

IHRE BEWERTUNG

There's a war going on, but that won't stop an inexperienced film crew from following their dreams of making the ultimate action epic. Ten years ago, yakuza mid-boss Ikegami led an assault against rival don Muto. Now, on the eve of his revenge, all Muto wants to do is complete his masterpiece, a feature film with his daughter in the starring role, before his wife is released from prison. And the crew is standing by with the chance of a lifetime: to film a real, live yakuza battle to the death...on 35mm!

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17 Fotos

Action Comedy Horror

Ein abtrünniges Filmteam gerät in eine Fehde des Yakuza-Clans.Ein abtrünniges Filmteam gerät in eine Fehde des Yakuza-Clans.Ein abtrünniges Filmteam gerät in eine Fehde des Yakuza-Clans.

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IMDb-BEWERTUNG

7,1/10

9201

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

Auszeichnungen
- 8 Gewinne & 11 Nominierungen insgesamt

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The main characters who are amateur filmmakers watch a trailer they have made for their own film called "The Blood of Wolves", though they haven't actually made the movie itself yet, and never do. That was the working title of a movie later called Kenkichi (2012), that Sion Sono and Tak Sakaguchi were working on around the same time as this film. That film Kenkichi was also never made.

Verbindungen
Featured in Horror's Greatest: Japanese Horror (2024)

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By Saint-Preux

I watched this movie few days ago and it is the first Sono Sion movie I have ever watched in cinema. The movie is quite funny with bloody scenes and mad characters (especially the film producer/director played by Hiroki Hasegawa) as Sono always does. You can say that the theme is actually about 35mm film and enthusiasm towards filmmaking (or in general pursuing dream). The thing that touches me (as non film geek) is that film encourage audience to get crazy for our dreams and wild out for it (I think at this point is quite similar to Love Exposure). I would recommend this movie to film lovers but in my viewpoint, this probably cannot really come close to Love Exposure.