Nothing big this week, just a small description of "House of Flame" that didn't Xerox well on your screening list, from the Kino website:
"A Japanese 'Drama of the Absurd.' A young village woman is torn between two suitors. Out of anguish, she decides to destroy herself. Although her intentions are pure, her death reverberates with shocking consequences."
If you want to read about Japanese animation, and a bit on Korean and Chinese, try:
Bendazzi 103-106, 181-186, 410-418
Beck 30-31, 52-53, 76-77, 112-114, 142, 174, 196, 236-241, 260-261, 294-301, 320-335, 366-375
-Tim Finn
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