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City vs. Country in Postwar Japan's First Color Musical - カルメン故郷に帰る

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First published at 01:53 UTC on November 18th, 2018.

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Carmen Comes Home (カルメン故郷に帰る) is Japan's first Fuji-color Musical. Directed by Kinoshita Keisuke (who is almost unknown in the west), the movie was a tremendous heat. Chronicling the story of Okin, who went from farmgirl to the Big City and comes back as "Lilly Carmen." Instead of dressing like a country girl, she now wears very western (hilariously so) clothes. Along with her friend Akemi, they set the town atwitter. But Carmen still has a heart of gold, hearing that the school needs a new organ, she and Akemi offer to put on a show -- their own exotic nude dance. Kinoshita uses this as a framework to meditate on the challenges facing Japan in the post-war era.

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