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The Sons

1973, Japanese. Directed by Kohei Ando.

A gay poem, clearly inspired by Cocteau, about the ambiguous relationship between a man and his two adopted sons. A meditation on sublimation, repetition, and death. The characters' images and movements are faint, but the mood is sensual.

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Released
1 January 1973
Original title
Les Fils
Country
Japan

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The Sons (1973) was directed by Kohei Ando and stars Masami Horiuchi, Shunsuke Yaita, Hatsuo Yamaya.

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