Are there any movies about geishas?

Memoirs of a Geisha

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◎Chinese name: Evil Oiran (Fireworks Dream)

Original Japanese name: さくらん

English name: Sakuran

◎Title Sakuran

◎Era 2006

◎Country Japan

◎Category Drama/History

◎Language Japanese

◎Duration 110 Min

◎Director Mika Ninagawa

◎Starring Anna Tsuchiya.... Kiyoha

Kippei Shiina .... Kuranosuke

Yoshino Kimura .... Takao

Hiroki Narimiya .... Sojiro

Miho Kanno .... Shohi

Masatoshi Nagase .... Mitsunobu

Masanobu Ando .... Seiji

Kenichi Endo .... Sakaguchi

Ichikawa Sadanji .... Retired man

Renji Ishibashi .... Owner

Minami .... Wakagiku

Mari Natsuki .... Mother

Miho Ninagawa .... Momoka

Kenji Takama ....

Ai Yamaguchi .... Shigeji

◎Introduction

During the Edo period, Kiyoha was 8 years old When she was young, she was sold to Yuguo Yoshihara's brothel, Tamakikiya. She tried to steal it but failed. In addition, she was provoked by the flower charm at that time, which made her determined to become the number one flower charm in Yoshiwara. When he was 17 years old, Qingye fell in love with Soujiro, a young man who went to Tamakikaya for the first time, but his sincerity was not reciprocated. Soujiro's betrayal made Qingye understand that love is just an illusion. After going through everything, Qingye finally got his wish at the age of 18, and ascended to the coveted throne of oiran...

"The Evil Oiran" is adapted from the comics of Anno Hideaki's wife, cartoonist Yoko Anno. Taking Guyuan Yuguo as the theme, it describes the entanglement of love between men and women. The film is the first work directed by the famous photographer Mika Ninagawa, starring Anna Tsuchiya, Miho Kanno, Yoshino Kimura, Masanobu Ando, ??Kihei Shiina and Hiroki Narumiya. The film continues Ninagawa Mika's usual personal style, with magnificent images and strong colors. The soundtrack also invited Ringo Shiina as the music supervisor, and under Mika Ninagawa's request to "add rock elements to the Japanese style", it took three months to complete the 20 pieces of music required for the film.

Geishas don’t have to be gentle to charm men! When Qingye was eight years old, she was sold to a restaurant to learn to be a geisha. The naturally rebellious and strong personality, coupled with the superb skills of the geisha Sumifei (played by Miho Kanno) who introduced her, really made the grown-up Qingye (played by Anna Tsuchiya) the center of attention. Seeing the competing geishas trapped in love, she accidentally fell in love with her patron and was abandoned, which made her completely disappointed in love. She was determined to devote herself to work and regard serving men as a 'profession', and then she became a geisha. Meet the chief geisha on Geisha Street - the oiran.

Unexpectedly, she had sworn not to touch a man, but then she met a samurai general who was willing to sacrifice everything for her - Kuranosuke (played by Shiina Kihei). Faced with the marriage proposal from her millionaire son-in-law, Qingye was surprised and happy, but she was also afraid of being hurt again, so she said: "When it rains cherry blossoms in Geisha Street, you can marry me home!" The next day, She was awakened by the sound of people cheering on the street, opened the window, and saw the beautiful scenery that she would never forget - cherry blossom rain. It turns out that the general spent a lot of money to move all the cherry blossom trees in front of Geisha Street, so that there was a gorgeous rain of cherry blossoms. Everyone stopped for this beautiful scenery, and Qingye, who had never seen the cherry blossom rain since he left his hometown at the age of eight, was finally moved by the general and shed tears in front of the window lattice.

It seems that Qingye must marry! In everyone's envious eyes, Mamasang helped her prepare a gorgeous dowry and prepared to transform herself into a general's wife.

But, just the night before her wedding, she found the right man in her life...

Berlin Film Festival Special Screening> "Hong Kong Film Festival Grand Premiere" Japan's most famous photography guru Mika Ninagawa The colorful and intense photography style, paired with Ringo Shiina's unique pop soundtrack, and the gorgeous combination of music and images tell a legendary and tear-jerking love story.

With the splendor of the Edo version of Moulin Rouge and the ruthlessness of the Japanese version of Bill, you can’t imagine that Japanese geishas can also have this kind of virtue! Adapted from the best-selling manga of the same name by the female manga artist Yume Yoko Anno, the runaway little girl from The Tale of the Housewife - Anna Tsuchiya - plays the role of a courtesan with great personality and charm in the Edo period, plus the famous fashion female photographer - Ninagawa Mika. —Directing for the first time, and with alternative rock queen Ringo Shiina as the soundtrack director, three of Japan’s most unique girls create a gorgeous feast with gorgeous colors and unique plots that will completely subvert your hearing, vision, and thinking< /p>