Screening at the 2010 International Film Festival Rotterdam:
Sunday, January 31; Wednesday February 3
 
From IFFR Listing (more):
Yoshida’s masterpiece is a daring analysis of sex, politics, revolution and art in modern Japan that shifts back and forth between the 1910s and 1960s. Long and complex, but with inspiring content and enchanting cinematography. One of the highlights of Japanese post-war cinema.
 
7 films will be screened at IFFR this year as part of a retrospective on Kiju Yoshida. These titles include:
 
Coup d’etat
Eros + Massacre
Women in the Mirror, The
Affair at Akitsu, The
Story Written on Water, A
Eighteen Who Stirred up a Storm, The
Good for Nothing

 
Japanese Cinema Sites I Highly Recommend:
::: Jason Gray
::: Mark Schilling’s Tokyo Ramen
::: Midnight Eye
::: Nippon Cinema
::: Outcast Cinema
::: Ryuganji
::: Toronto J-Film Pow-Wow
 
Image Source:
Official still that was used in the original international release of the film.
 
Related Links:
::: IMDb Profile