Blue Max
ブルーマックス
Synopsis
Blue Max (1997) shows a woman looking out of a window, but also working with extreme close-ups: The street, her neck, the window, her knees, the floor and her toes, brought together by the sound of a passing train. Her ears, her mouth, the wall and the door. The sparkling glass of a window and the young woman on top of a naked young man and later the shadows on the wall of both of them. A telephone is ringing and the clouds in the blue sky are travelling by while it all turns into a rape. And the calmness of both of them is quite irritating when they later watch TV together. (www.desistfilm.com)
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- Director
- Kenji Onishi
- Original Title
- ブルーマックス
- Country of Origin
- Japan
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 14m
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Kenji Onishi
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Kenji Onishi
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What is Blue Max about?
Blue Max (1997) shows a woman looking out of a window, but also working with extreme close-ups: The street, her neck, the window, her knees, the floor and her toes, brought together by the sound of a passing train. Her ears, her mouth, the wall and the door. The sparkling glass of a window and the young woman on top of a naked young man and later the shadows on the wall of both of them. A telephone is ringing and the clouds in the blue sky are travelling by while it all turns into a rape. And the calmness of both of them is quite irritating when they later watch TV together. (www.desistfilm.com)
Who directed Blue Max?
Blue Max was directed by Kenji Onishi.
Who stars in Blue Max?
The principal cast of Blue Max includes Kenji Onishi, Miyagawa Fumiko.
When was Blue Max released and how long is it?
Blue Max was released in 1997 with a total runtime of 14m.