The Ceremony is a wry and satirical look at Japanese attitudes. Its story, told through a series of elaborate ceremonies such as weddings and funerals, traces post-war history through the saga of the Sakurada family, a multi-generation patriarchal clan in provincial Japan. The film is a culmination of the thematic and stylistic concerns in Oshima's 1960s oeuvre, a remarkably poignant work widely considered by critics as a masterpiece.
| 31/5 |
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4:30pm |
Cinema, Hong Kong Film Archive |
| 21/6 |
(Sun) |
7:30pm |
Cinema, Hong Kong Film Archive |
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| Last Updated On :27-4-2009 |
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