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he wants to marry the daughter. The inspector also shows up, and the women hide Mizuguchi. When a stranger appears at the door, they hide the inspector in another room. The stranger turns out to be Koji, the mother's nephew. Koji confesses that he avenged the death of his mother after she had been mistreated by her employers and was himself badly hurt by a servant's gun. The three men confront each other, and all three end up dead. After disposing of the bodies, the women drink beer and sing the anthem of their village.
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stability. For the first time, the daughter, rather than the mother, sleeps with Mizuguchi. He gives them 500,000 yen and announces to commit suicide to atone for his father's mistake to have a village built on barren land. The mother decides not to kill him with the special drink. He asks 20,000 yen back for travelling to the site of his suicide and leaves.
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The local police inspector comes to investigate the disappearances of the men. As the women are about to seduce him, Mizuguchi, an employee of the repatriation department, whose father set up the unsuccessful village, arrives. The inspector quickly leaves, pretending he had been examining the house's
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Next, the women kill the boss of the dam construction site who was looking for missing workers. They make a plan to travel the world once they have saved 1.5 million yen. Mizuguchi surprisingly returns, saying that his attempt to commit suicide failed, then realised that his plan was a sin, and that
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Around 1980, two women, a 37-year-old mother and her 17-year-old daughter, the last occupants of a farming village called "Kibogaoka" for Japanese returnees from Manchuria, are slowly starving to death. As the daughter contemplates eating a lizard, the mother suggests a better way to survive. They
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One year later, a group of men, including policemen, the local mayor and the chief of the dam-building company, enter the deserted house, which is about to be demolished like the other abandoned buildings. They recount the recent discovery of 9 corpses, several of which had traces of a poisonous
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With the money, the women are able to get food to eat, and have their electricity and water supplies switched back on. They seduce and kill both the electrician and the plumber in the same way, gaining more money, as well as another construction worker and the boss of the electrician.
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Except for a few views of the buildings in the village, and some exterior shots during Mizuguchi's and Koji's accounts, the entire film is shot on a single set, the interior of the women's house. This was partly due to director Shindō's mobility problems.
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Silver St. George for actress Shinobu Otake and Special prize for an outstanding contribution to the world cinema for Kaneto Shindō at the 25th Moscow International Film Festival
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telephone a dam construction site and offer themselves as prostitutes. A worker comes to visit them and has sex with the mother. Afterwards, the women allegedly offer him
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Derek Elley, film critic at Variety Asia, called it "a delightful rondo of sex and death, underpinned by a tart commentary on Japan's post-war aspirations."
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liquid in them, but do not draw links to the disappeared mother and daughter, considering them incapable of such a crime.
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won the award for Best Actress and Shindō was awarded a special prize for contribution to world cinema.
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Owl (disambiguation) § Film and television

Kaneto Shindō
Shinobu Otake
Ayumi Ito
Hikaru Hayashi
Kindai Eiga Kyokai
comedy film
Kaneto Shindō
25th Moscow International Film Festival
Shinobu Otake
Shōchū
Shinobu Otake
Ayumi Ito
Tomorowo Taguchi
Akira Emoto
25th Moscow International Film Festival
Kōzaburō Yoshimura
British Film Institute
Japan Foundation


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