The Crimson Kimono (1959) |
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| Director(s) | Samuel Fuller |
| Producer(s) | Samuel Fuller |
| Top Genres | Crime, Drama, Film Noir, Mystery, Thriller/Suspense |
| Top Topics | Prejudice |
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The Crimson Kimono
Released
1959
James Shigeta
(as Det. Joe Kojaku)
The Crimson Kimono
Released
1959
Anna Lee
(as Mac)
The Crimson Kimono
Released
1959
Walter Burke
(as Ziggy)
The Crimson Kimono
Released
1959
Carol Nugent
(as Girl)
The Crimson Kimono Overview:
The Crimson Kimono (1959) was a Crime - Mystery Film directed by Samuel Fuller and produced by Samuel Fuller.
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The Crimson Kimono and The League of Gentlemen
James Shigeta as Detective Joe Kojaku.The Crimson Kimono (1959). Writer-director Samuel Fuller's once-controversial cult film revolves around two police detectives, one Caucasian and one Japanese, who try to solve a complicated murder case involving a stripper in the Japanese quarter of Los Angeles.... Read full article
The Crimson Kimono: An Analysis of Noir Realism and Race (2015)
ooo I read this splendid essay yesterday on 4 Star Films, whose proprietor has very kindly given me permission to share it. **** 4 Star Films **** What makes Film-Noir intriguing is not simply the crime aspect but the fact that they are films with worldviews that are often weighed down by cynicism. ... Read full article
The Crimson Kimono: An Analysis of Noir Realism and Race (2015)
What makes Film-Noir intriguing is not simply the crime aspect but the fact that they are films with worldviews that are often weighed down by cynicism. Film-Noir depicts the harsh realities of human nature that few other films would ever dare to acknowledge onscreen. People are broken at their core... Read full article
The Crimson Kimono: An Analysis of Noir Realism and Race (2015)
What makes Film-Noir intriguing is not simply the crime aspect but the fact that they are films with worldviews that are often weighed down by cynicism. Film-Noir depicts the harsh realities of human nature that few other films would ever dare to acknowledge onscreen. People are broken at their core... Read full article
The Crimson Kimono (1959)
From director Samuel Fuller comes another welcomed addition to his canon. It features the same type of seedy urban landscapes and back alleys of Pick up on South Street (1953) and there are some equally interesting characters like Mac (Anna Lee). It all is underlined by by some sleazy jazz music in ... Read full article
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