One of the most interesting westerns I've seen from the 1970s. A self-consciously artistic film, that after a chatty ten minutes with Martin Sheen and Harvey Keitel could play as a silent film. It is a film seemingly fascinated with the texture of light and how to shoot wholly desolate landscapes.

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My ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ review of THE HAPPINESS OF THE KATAKURIS boxd.it/gUvyB5 Despite Miike's usual grotesqueries, focus on central family provides his sweetest & most hopeful narrative. Overstuffed with ideas, but eager to please, it's hard to resist musical mash-up of genres. Gleefully demented. #filmsky 📽

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Wilson here, doing god's work for John Ford... #FilmSky

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What kind of film John Ford would have made out of To Kill A Mockingbird? There are echoes and rhythms of Sergeant Rutledge throughout that American classic, but Ford's film, in the first hour, is much more beautifully filmed the shadows and spotlights of the courtroom are incredible.

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Monde UFO were so good yesterday, still thinking about it

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