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October 13 - October 19, 2000
Always the Twain Shall Meet
Photo courtesy of Neo-Eiga.
Tetsuo director Shinya Tsukamoto doubles the pleasure with Gemini
Evil twins and bad haircuts aside, Gemini isn’t exactly the film one might expect from director Shinya Tsukamoto, best known for Tetsuo: The Iron Man. Tetsuo was an original-from its manic, jagged pacing to the “climactic” scene in which a drill emerges from the hero’s crotch.
Nothing quite as outrageous emerges in Gemini, other than the throwback looks that recall both Yohji Yamamoto’s faux-Victorian ensembles and Hazy Fantazy’s equally faux, new wave, ragamuffin tatters.
Controversial Law Increases Deportations
(in National News)
Indian Americans in Silicon Valley Raise Over $1 Million for Democrats
(in Bay Area News)
Asia's Unresolved Economic Issues
(in Business)
Emil Amok
(in Opinion)
Always the Twain Shall Meet
Tetsuo director Shinya Tsukamoto doubles the pleasure with Gemini
Evil twins and bad haircuts aside, Gemini isn’t exactly the film one might expect from director Shinya Tsukamoto, best known for Tetsuo: The Iron Man. Tetsuo was an original-from its manic, jagged pacing to the “climactic” scene in which a drill emerges from the hero’s crotch.
Nothing quite as outrageous emerges in Gemini, other than the throwback looks that recall both Yohji Yamamoto’s faux-Victorian ensembles and Hazy Fantazy’s equally faux, new wave, ragamuffin tatters.
| Controversial Law Increases Deportations (in National News) Indian Americans in Silicon Valley Raise Over $1 Million for Democrats Asia's Unresolved Economic Issues Emil Amok |
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