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So, 'Sexy Up: Momoiro Chikubi,' released in '85, dives into this intriguing mix of drama and exploration of desire. The film presents a woman caught in a kind of limbo, navigating her attractions between the allure of a rebellious bad boy and the stability of a salaryman. There's this raw atmosphere, almost dreamy at times, where the pacing allows moments of reflection. The performances, especially, have that slightly unrefined edge that feels genuine, embodying the conflict of choice in relationships. Practical effects are scarce, but the film relies heavily on its character dynamics, resonating with anyone who's grappled with love's complexities. It's not polished, but somehow that adds to its charm, a snapshot of an era in Japanese cinema that’s worth pondering.
Interesting exploration of romantic choicesUnique 1980s Japanese cinemaRaw and genuine performances
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