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Sanchû Uprising: Voices at Dawn

5.0(4)20151h 57m1

1726, Sanchu, Okayama Prefecture: farmers negotiate with the feudal domain in order to seek exemption from rising taxes. Infighting leads to suppression by the samurai class, and the farmers band together for battle. It’s a moment of injustice, setting the stage for bravery and sacrifice. However those daring characters remain largely offscreen in Juichiro Yamasaki’s brilliant film. Instead, the cowardly protagonist Jihei (Naohisa Nakagaki) faces a crisis of the risks of rebellion and its aftermath that resonates with our contemporary moment. In this rare independent jidaigeki, Kenta Tawara’s beautiful digital B&W photography channels and refigures luminaries of classical Japanese cinema, boasting rapturous animated sequences by Tomomichi Nakamura and experimental score by Ayako Sasaki.

  • TMDB

    5.0/10

    4 votes

Status
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Budget
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Language
Japanese

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Release dates

  • JapanJP

    • Theatrical22 Feb 2015

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When was Sanchû Uprising: Voices at Dawn released?
Sanchû Uprising: Voices at Dawn was released on 22 February 2015.
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Sanchû Uprising: Voices at Dawn holds a 5.0/10 audience score from 4 votes.
Who directed Sanchû Uprising: Voices at Dawn?
Sanchû Uprising: Voices at Dawn (2015) was directed by Juichiro Yamasaki.
How long is Sanchû Uprising: Voices at Dawn?
Sanchû Uprising: Voices at Dawn runs for 1h 57m.

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