Tragedy on the G Line - Recommendations

Alt title: G-senjou no Higeki

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Aos

Aos

A hand grasps a pump to make a head scream; a man enters a house only to have his head replaced by a giant finger; a man rotates a handle to make a naked woman revolve. Life is full of mysterious occurrences.

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LadyPsychic LadyPsychic says...

Both of these shorts were directed by Yoji Kuri.  Both are abstract and have bizarre visuals.  Both also have really horrible background noises.  If for some reason you liked one, then you'll like the other.

Yoru no Okite

Yoru no Okite

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Nicknames Nicknames says...

Both are bizarre and abstract shorts who have a similar feel, a quite annoying background sound and don't make too much sense. So if by any chance you liked one, you should check the other one.

Rasen Meikyuu

Rasen Meikyuu

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The Man Who Ate an Apple

The Man Who Ate an Apple

An apple comes out of a man’s mouth. The man’s life goes backward, as video player is reversed. Many kinds of food accelerate to come out of his mouth and the man becomes younger and younger. Time goes back and goes back without end.

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Ochichi wo Suitai

Ochichi wo Suitai

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Getting dressed

Getting dressed

The woman has detached herself from the outside world. Because she doesn't go out, she does not even put on clothes. However, She has run out of the cornflakes that she eats every day. As we get up in the morning and put on clothes, we are alive in a social system. However, even if you escape from the system, the day you have to return will come.

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Good-by Marilyn

Good-by Marilyn

Animated to the song ‘Manatsu no dekigoto’ (Midsummer Happening) by Miki Hirayama, the film is a playfully erotic animation with appropriated images that include Marilyn Monroe, Mickey Mouse, Super Man, Roy Lichtenstein prints and the Glico chocolate icon of a man running through the finishing line of a race. Screened at the 3rd Animation Festival at Sogetsu Art Center in the same year that Tanaami participated in the exhibition ‘Watashi no Marilyn Monroe’ (My Marilyn Monroe) at Gallery Décor, Tokyo.

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Oh Yoko!

Oh Yoko!

Made to accompany the song ‘Oh! Yoko!’ by John Lennon, the hand-drawn animation playfully appropriates and imagines moments in the lives of the celebrity couple, John Lennon and Yoko Ono, in pop caricature versions, with occasional appearances from Elvis Presley and the Yellow Submarine. The animation was aired on the late-night television program 11PM.

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Youshi Kei: Mou Hitotsu no Nijiiro Toshi

Youshi Kei: Mou Hitotsu no Nijiiro Toshi

The second in the series Youshi Kei (1978-1980), Tanaami appropriates his own images (from 4.Eyes, Sweet Friday and more) and layers them on top of one another through the rephotographing technique. Presenting images from childhood to adolescence, the music becomes increasingly psychedelic.

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Natsu no Gero wa Fuyu no Sakana

Natsu no Gero wa Fuyu no Sakana

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