The Face of Another
Drama • NR • 1966 • 2 hr 2 min
Starring
Tatsuya Nakadai, Mikijirō Hira, Machiko Kyō, Kyōko Kishida, Eiji Okada
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Very interesting film with amazing visuals.
A masterful film about identity of the individual in a society, beautifully shot - great cinema!
This is a great film about how our outside identity infects our inner self. Once that outer layer is removed, we become who we truly are.
Masterpiece. It explores deep psychological themes about identity and morality. The visuals are astonishing and the sound mixing perfect.
Compelling sci-fi drama about the desire to become someone else, and the unexpected consequences that come with that.
A cinematic experience like no other. One of the most unique explorations of human psychology I’ve ever seen on film.
Deep dive into topics like identity and society's subtle discrimination against people's physical appearance
For all its thematic richness and flashes of surrealist style, it’s a cold and uneasy experience that I wish had more to say for itself
Didn't grip me like Woman in the Dunes did, but it does have some very striking images
Compelling, manages to keep you hooked through the run time. Very philosophical drama with hint of sci fi
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