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Yokosuka otoko-gari: shoujo kairaku (1977) のシーン
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Jun Nakagawa
本名: Jun Nakagawa
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別名: 中川ジュン
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Jun Nakagawa was a Japanese actress who starred in the controversial 1977 film 'Yokosuka otoko-gari: shoujo kairaku'. The movie follows two female friends leading distinct lives amidst turmoil, with one witnessing her sister's brutal rape and the other grappling with a strained relationship with an African-American soldier.
Kaori Ono
本名: Kaori Ono
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別名: Kaori Ôno, 大野かおり, 搜索
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Kaori Ono starred in 'Yokosuka otoko-gari: shoujo kairaku' (1977), a film depicting the lives of two female friends who face distinct challenges. One character witnesses her sister's brutal rape, while the other navigates a complex relationship with an African-American soldier.
映画について: Yokosuka otoko-gari: shoujo kairaku (1977)
制作 & ジャンル
ストーリー
In 'Yokosuka Story', two close female friends lead seemingly disparate lives in Yokosuka, Japan. One, Akiko (played by Meiko Nakahara), witnesses her younger sister being brutally raped by a group of American sailors. Unable to intervene or report the crime due to fear and cultural norms, she's left with deep-seated guilt and trauma. Meanwhile, the other friend, Reiko (played by Yōko Ishino), is in an interracial relationship with an African-American sailor named Jerry (played by Michael McClary). Their relationship faces numerous challenges due to racial prejudice and cultural differences. As Akiko struggles with her sister's rape, she begins to lash out at Reiko and her relationship with Jerry, creating tension between the friends.
概要
'Yokosuka Story' is a compelling Japanese drama-thriller released in 1977, directed by Toshiya Fujita. Set against the backdrop of post-war Japan's complex relationship with American military presence, the film explores themes of sexual violence, racial tension, and cultural clash through the lives of two young women. It is notable for its candid portrayal of interracial relationships and the harsh realities faced by Japanese women in a society still grappling with its colonial past.