It was a very calming film watching people so deeply committed to their beliefs and exercising them in a way that wasn’t harmful to others. While there was hope for personal merit the whole purpose of the pilgrimage was to pray for others. And the scenery was stunning.
This silent film is missing the first and last reels of film. Fortunately, the intertitles fill in some of the missing story and how it resolves in the end.
MAX has the film divided into two parts just as it was originally released. If you watched on YT or elsewhere. Part 1 ends when Oishi’s wife and two children leave him as he watches them go.
The total run time is around 4 hours for the whole story. This is the first part released in 1941. MDL also lists the second part released in 1942. MAX has them broken down into two parts if you are looking for a way to watch separately.
I feel nothing but pity for anyone trying to adapt LOCH for a movie! I didn't realize you don't know the story.…
I’ve seen a couple of other movies that referenced the books. I have one of the dramas bookmarked on YT and the books are in my Amazon wishlist. I bounce between countries and genres so much I’m behind in my Condor homework. 😄. I promise to get on it after my marathon! 🫡
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Even that 1920’s hairdo couldn’t dim Shu Qi’s light.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HIAjLELtfDI
https://archive.org/details/that-day-on-the-beach-subs
The subs are terrible at this time
Currently available on internetarchive.org and YT
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VuDGafyuk3Y
I’m not a fan of comic sidekicks in general so “comically obnoxious” makes me very cautious about starting this drama.