Cast: Yoko Ran
Top movies, series, and documentaries starring Yoko Ran. Uncover the most acclaimed works, loved by fans and praised by critics.
Titles found: 12
Pastoral: To Die in the Country
1974 · Movie · 120 min. · Japan
Direction Shuji Terayama
Cast Yoshio Harada · Isao Kimura · Sen Hara · Kaoru Yachigusa
7.2
225 votes
7.2
225 votes
Grass Labyrinth
1979 · Movie · 40 min. · Japan
Direction Shuji Terayama
Cast Hiroshi Mikami · Takeshi Wakamatsu · Keiko Niitaka · Jūzō Itami
Synopsis Grass Labyrinth (1979) is a 50-minute avant-garde cinematic experience inspired by a narrative from the surrealist author Kyoka Izumi. Director Shuji Terayama employs the journey of a young man, driven to retrieve the lyrics and melody of a cherished childhood...
6.6
78 votes
6.6
78 votes
Butterfly (S)
1974 · Movie · 12 min. · Japan
Direction Shuji Terayama
Cast Keiko Niitaka · Yoko Ran · Kyôko Iida · Namiko Tainaka
Synopsis Butterfly (S) (1974) presents a surreal and dreamlike exploration of the aftermath of an extravagant and indulgent gathering. The film delves into the disorienting and often surreal experiences that follow such an event, capturing the essence of a hangover both...
6.4
29 votes
6.4
29 votes
Labyrinth Tale (S)
1975 · Movie · 15 min. · Japan
Direction Shuji Terayama
Cast Keiko Niitaka · Yoko Ran · Sueshi Sasada
6.1
43 votes
6.1
43 votes
Keshigomu (S)
1977 · Movie · 20 min. · Japan
Direction Shuji Terayama
Cast Setsuko Fujino · Yoko Ran · Megumi Tanaka
Synopsis Keshigomu (S) (1977) presents a cinematic journey where the director's touch wipes away recollections of seaside figures, leaving the audience with a unique and thought-provoking experience. The film delves into the ephemeral nature of memory and perception, as the filmmaker's...
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Directions to Servants
1978 · Movie · 106 min. · Japan
Direction Shuji Terayama
Cast Keiko Niitaka · Yoko Ran · Salvador Tari · Pancho Meguro
Synopsis Directions to Servants (1978) is a captivating theatrical presentation brought to life by the renowned Tenjo Sajiki troupe. This live performance showcases the troupe's unique style and artistic prowess, offering audiences a memorable and engaging experience.
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Cloud Cuckooland
1978 · Movie · 50 min. · Japan
Direction Shuji Terayama
Cast Hitoshi Aoyama · Motohiko Hino · Yen Hirai · Makiko Hirasawa
Synopsis Cloud Cuckooland (1978) is a theatrical adaptation that draws inspiration from Jonathan Swift's satirical work. It was showcased at the Mickery Theatre by the renowned Japanese theatre group Tenjo Sajiki.
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Smallpox Tale
1975 · Movie · 48 min. · Japan
Direction Shuji Terayama
Cast Keiko Niitaka · Yoko Ran · Takeshi Wakamatsu
Synopsis Smallpox Tale (1975) presents a surreal and unsettling exploration of illness and societal trauma through the lens of the smallpox virus. Director Terayama Shuji crafts a unique cinematic atmosphere where the skin of a bandaged teenager and the film's visual...
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Shintokumaru
1978 · Movie · 115 min. · Japan
Direction Shuji Terayama
Cast Keiko Niitaka · Yoko Ran · Takeshi Wakamatsu
Synopsis Shintokumaru (1978) is a mesmerizing and surreal folk-psych-symph-prog-rock opera, a collaborative masterpiece by Shuji Terayama and J.A.Seazer. This cinematic experience is a historical performance from the Tenjo Sajiki, capturing the essence of a unique and captivating era in 1978.
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Les chants de Maldoror
1977 · Movie · 30 min. · Japan
Direction Shuji Terayama
Cast Keiko Niitaka · Susumu Oono · Yoko Ran
Synopsis Les chants de Maldoror (1977) presents a sequence of striking and unconventional visuals that draw inspiration from the surreal and poetic narrative of the Count of Lautréamont's novel. The film delves into a world of bizarre imagery and abstract storytelling,...
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The Lemmings
1979 · Movie · 107 min. · Japan
Direction Shuji Terayama
Cast Keiko Niitaka · Yoko Ran · Takeshi Wakamatsu · Yutaka Nemoto
Synopsis The Lemmings (1979) is a captivating and thought-provoking film that showcases Shuji Terayama's final theatrical performance, originally staged in 1983. This cinematic adaptation delves into the complexities of human nature and societal pressures, offering a unique and poignant narrative that...
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