Kihatsusei no onna

2004
1h 20m

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A awkward burglar believes that he has taken control of a small roadside stand and the woman who runs it. She is in control most of the time, in love and making plans for the future.A awkward burglar believes that he has taken control of a small roadside stand and the woman who runs it. She is in control most of the time, in love and making plans for the future.A awkward burglar believes that he has taken control of a small roadside stand and the woman who runs it. She is in control most of the time, in love and making plans for the future.

Director
- Kazuyoshi Kumakiri
Writers
- Kazuyoshi Kumakiri
- Takashi Ujita
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6.3/10

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Director
- Kazuyoshi Kumakiri
Writers
- Kazuyoshi Kumakiri
- Takashi Ujita
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

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The film is part of the Love Collection, a loose series of DV shot features from 2004 with the common theme of love. Other entries include "Nejirin bou" by Tadashi Tomioka, "OLDK" by Masahiro Hara, "Girlfriend: Someone Please Stop the World" by Ryuichi Hiroki, "Tsuki to Cherry" by Yuki Tanada and "Kokoro to karada" by Hiroshi Ando.

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6/10

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The Volatile Woman is an interesting little movie, made by the director of the very strange gore-fest, Kichiku, This film documents what happens when a fumbling burglar all of a sudden takes control of a small roadside stand, and the woman who runs it. Actually, the woman seems to be in control most of the time, but is soon charmed by this goof ball of a burglar that she allows herself to fall in love with him, even though she looks to be the sort of person who can take control of herself and of others. The 2 lead actors here, although not the most attractive, seem to spark each other quite well, leading to a lot of amusing screen chemistry. The story itself is interesting and the ending is satisfying.. what more can you ask for?