On devient tous fous

Titre original : Subete ga kurutteru

1960
1h 11min

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6,8/10

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Shinako Nakagawa in On devient tous fous (1960)

Action Crime Drama

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueThe young rebel Jiro has to deal with an environment of crime and prostitution, and the impact of its choices on personal relationships: one with his mother, with the lover of the latter and... Tout lireThe young rebel Jiro has to deal with an environment of crime and prostitution, and the impact of its choices on personal relationships: one with his mother, with the lover of the latter and with a girl in love with him.The young rebel Jiro has to deal with an environment of crime and prostitution, and the impact of its choices on personal relationships: one with his mother, with the lover of the latter and with a girl in love with him.

Réalisation
- Seijun Suzuki
Scénario
- Seiji Hoshikawa
- Akira Ichijo
Casting principal

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NOTE IMDb

6,8/10

614

MA NOTE

Réalisation
- Seijun Suzuki
Scénario
- Seiji Hoshikawa
- Akira Ichijo
Casting principal

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

Commentaire à la une

9/10

When Everything Goes Wrong goes so right

What a great, flowing, virtuoso bit of filmmaking. Effortless interlocking scenes moving one to the next. One character's bit of drama bleeds seamlessly into another. This interlocking style is not originated in this film but many of the more recent films have popularized something that this film did so well 50 years before. There is an apparent joyous enthusiasm with which this film is made and, while the subject matter is at times very intense and not always satisfying, there is an infectious energy on display by a doubtlessly talented director.

Crash, Pulp Fiction and other similar recent films owe a bit of a debt to Everything Goes Wrong and fans of those should take particular interest in this one.

I went into it with no expectations as I knew nearly zero about it and at the time I am posting this review only 16 people have even voted for it. A criminally under-appreciated film and it made an immediate impression on me which has continued to grow to admiration. After seeing Tokyo Drifter, Branded to Kill, Take Aim at the Police Van, Everything Goes Wrong is my favorite film by Seijun Suzuki so far.

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