Sada

Sada

Drama

68%

Sada

Sada

Unrated

8/10/20042h 12m

Physical Release (US)

~ A true story of sexual obsession. ~

Overview:

The film follows the life of Sada Abe, who became a celebrity in 1936 after strangling her lover and slicing off his penis.

Director:

Nobuhiko Obayashi

Status:

Released

Language:

Japanese

Buget:

$0.00

Revenue:

$0.00

Key words:

Cast

Hitomi Kuroki

Hitomi Kuroki

~ as ~

Sada Abe

Tsurutaro Kataoka

Tsurutaro Kataoka

~ as ~

Tatsuzo Kikumoto

Norihei Miki

Norihei Miki

~ as ~

Takuzo Abe

Kippei Shiina

Kippei Shiina

~ as ~

Masaru Okada

Toshie Negishi

Toshie Negishi

~ as ~

Yoshi Kikumoto

Renji Ishibashi

Renji Ishibashi

~ as ~

Shinkichi

Bengal

Bengal

~ as ~

Sanosuke Tachibana

Kyūsaku Shimada

Kyūsaku Shimada

~ as ~

Takiguchi

Tomorowo Taguchi

Tomorowo Taguchi

~ as ~

Kin

Hisashi Igawa

Hisashi Igawa

~ as ~

Detective

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Based upon the case of Sada Abe, who on May 17 1936 killed and emasculated her lover. These events took place during a period of war, economic depression, public unease and growing militarism, a time of unrest and confusion when public opinion was, at best, unpredictable. Sada, condemned by the law, found herself lionized by the press and hailed as a 'saint' of love. Because she committed murder out of passion, the purity of her motivation elevated her from the status of criminal to that of popular heroine.