Diario de un ladrón de Shinjuku (1969)
Birdie, un joven ladrón de libros, es sorprendido mientras roba por una supuesta dependienta llamada Umeko, que lo lleva en presencia del dueño de la librería. La noche siguiente los dos jóvenes hacen el amor, pero Umeko, que es virgen, se queda desilusionada. A partir de ahí inician la búsqueda del placer sexual y para ello recurren a un sexólogo, mientras un grupo de actores debaten sobre las claves del placer. El film, que empieza en blanco y negro, mezcla arrebatos de color, música popular, sexo, psicoanálisis y surrealismo.
Directora: Nagisa Ōshima
 |
横尾忠則 as Torio Okanoue |
 |
横山リエ as Umeko Suzuki |
 |
Fumio Watanabe as Himself |
 |
佐藤慶 as Himself |
 |
戸浦六宏 as Himself |
 |
唐十郎 as Singer |
 |
Akaji Maro as Actor |
 |
大久保鷹 as Himself |
 |
李麗仙 as Actress |
 |
Moichi Tanabe as Self |
|
Tetsu Takahashi as Self |
|
大久保鷹 as Actor |
 |
四谷シモン as Actor |
 |
不破万作 as Actor |
|
Noboru Kuzu as Actor |
|
Maki Fujiwara as Actress |
 |
小松方正 as |
|
松田政男 as |
|
Mihiro Wakabayashi as |
|
Kôsuke Yamanaka as |
|
山崎唯 as |
| Production | Masayuki Nakajima | Producer |
| Art | 戸田重昌 | Art Direction |
| Editing | Nagisa Ōshima | Editor |
| Directing | Nagisa Ōshima | Director |
| Camera | 仙元誠三 | Director of Photography |
| Camera | 吉岡康弘 | Director of Photography |
| Writing | Nagisa Ōshima | Writer |
| Art | Masaru Arakawa | Set Decoration |
| Directing | Kiyoshi Ogasawara | Assistant Director |
| Sound | 西崎英雄 | Sound |
| Sound | Akira Suzuki | Sound Effects |
| Writing | 足立正生 | Writer |
| Writing | 佐々木守 | Writer |
| Writing | 田村孟 | Writer |
