Review of Pale Flower (1964) by Irvin C — 10 Sep 2013
A newly-paroled Yakuza member (who served time for murder) goes into his old gambling haunts then befriends and falls in love with a mysterious female gambler. This films reminds me of Wong Kar-Wai with its beautiful cinematography and lowkey/chaste love story.
It's surprisingly largely non-violent for a film centering on the Yakuza but still manages to have an aura of tension about it. Violence can explode at many minute! I wasn't completely blown away by it but it's still a worthwhile piece of work.
This review of Pale Flower (1964) was written by Irvin C on 10 Sep 2013.
Pale Flower has generally received very positive reviews.
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