Soundtrack: J. A. Seazer
The best movies, series, and documentaries with a soundtrack by J. A. Seazer. Enjoy the titles that feature an unforgettable music.
Titles found: 23
Direction Kunihiko Ikuhara · Takuya Igarashi
Synopsis Revolutionary Girl Utena (TV Series) (1997) follows the journey of Utena Tenjou, a young girl who, after the loss of her parents, was comforted by a mysterious prince who gifted her a ring adorned with a rose crest. Inspired by...
7.4
506 votes
7.4
506 votes
Direction Kunihiko Ikuhara
Synopsis Revolutionary Girl Utena: The Adolescence of Utena (1999) follows the journey of Utena Tenjou as she enrolls at the prestigious Ohtori Academy. Almost instantly, she finds herself entangled in a mysterious series of duels, each fought for the affection of...
7.2
229 votes
7.2
229 votes
Direction Shuji Terayama
Cast Hideaki Sasaki · Masahiro Saito · Yukiko Kobayashi · Fudeko Tanaka
Synopsis Throw Away Your Books, Rally in the Streets (1971) is a bold cinematic debut by Shuji Terayama, delving into the psychological landscape of alienation and advocating for a sociopolitical uprising tailored to the countercultural youth of the 1960s. Through a...
7.2
249 votes
7.2
249 votes
Direction Shuji Terayama
Cast Yoshio Harada · Isao Kimura · Sen Hara · Kaoru Yachigusa
7.2
225 votes
7.2
225 votes
Direction Shuji Terayama
Cast Tsutomu Yamazaki · Mayumi Ogawa · Yoshio Harada · Yôko Takahashi
Synopsis Farewell to the Ark (Goodbye Ark) (1984) presents a visually captivating narrative directed by Shuji Terayama, who unfortunately passed away before the film's release. The story revolves around the illicit love between two cousins, Su-e (Mayumi Ogawa) and Sutekichi (Tsutomu...
6.8
51 votes
6.8
51 votes
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
Direction Shuji Terayama
Cast Goro Abashiri · Tarô Apollo · Shiro Demaemochi · Mitsufumi Hashimoto
Synopsis Emperor Tomato Ketchup (S) (1971) presents a surreal and provocative narrative where a band of young children, dressed in military attire, rise up against their parents and embark on a peculiar quest to hunt adults. The film features a choir...
6.4
36 votes
6.4
36 votes
Direction Hiroshi Harada
Synopsis Midori (1992) chronicles the tumultuous journey of a young girl named Midori who, following the loss of her mother, finds herself entangled with a traveling carnival sideshow. Throughout her time with the carnival, Midori endures relentless harassment, abuse, and humiliation...
6.4
737 votes
6.4
737 votes
Direction Shuji Terayama
Cast Goro Abashiri · Tarô Apollo · Shiro Demaemochi · Mitsufumi Hashimoto
Synopsis Emperor Tomato Ketchup (1970) presents a surreal and provocative narrative where a band of youngsters, dressed in military attire, rise up against their elders and embark on a peculiar quest to hunt down adults. The film features a chorus of...
5.5
48 votes
5.5
48 votes
Direction Shuji Terayama
Cast Eiko Kujo · Mr. Nippon · Yoshihiro Tachiki · Ken Takeuchi
Synopsis The Cage (S) (1964) presents a series of enigmatic symbols, including a slender human figure, a clock, and a goat, seamlessly transitioning from one scene to the next. The film delves into the philosophical inquiry of whether an individual is...
5.2
87 votes
5.2
87 votes
Direction Shuji Terayama
Cast Isabelle Illiers · Klaus Kinski · Arielle Dombasle · Sayoko Yamaguchi
5.2
94 votes
5.2
94 votes
Direction Walerian Borowczyk · Just Jaeckin · Shuji Terayama
Cast Roland Blanche · Laura Gemser · Catherine Gandois · Marpessa Djian
Synopsis Private Collections (1979) presents a trio of tales. The first narrative follows a lone sailor who tumbles from his vessel and lands on a secluded tropical island. While looking for help, he encounters a nearly nude woman who is both...
5.1
25 votes
5.1
25 votes
Direction Shuji Terayama
Cast Henrikku Morisaki · Masahiro Saito · Sueshi Sasada
4.8
48 votes
4.8
48 votes
Direction Shuji Terayama
Cast Bunta Sugawara · Kentarô Shimizu
Synopsis Bokusâ (1977) follows the journey of a promising young boxer whose life takes a dramatic turn when he inadvertently causes the death of a former boxing champion's sibling. Seeking redemption and guidance, the young fighter turns to the ex-champion for...
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Direction Shuji Terayama
Cast Toshihiko Hino · Keiko Niitaka · Takeshi Wakamatsu · Momo Yaguchi
Synopsis The Reading Machine (S) (1977) presents a thought-provoking satire that delves into the realms of knowledge and technology. The narrative revolves around an insatiable love for books, which inspires the creation of a unique, pedal-powered reading device. This contraption, a...
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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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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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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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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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