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(701) 7.3 76 min 2018 Subtitles and Closed Captions

Kusama: Infinity is a movie starring Yayoi Kusama. Artist Yayoi Kusama and experts discuss her life and work, from her modest beginnings in Japan to becoming an internationally renowned artist.

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Documentary
Director
Heather Lenz
Starring
Yayoi Kusama

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Genres Documentary
Director Heather Lenz
Writer Heather Lenz, Keita Ideno
Stars Yayoi Kusama
Country USA
Also Known As 草間彌生∞INFINITY, Kusama: Infinity-The Life and Art of Yayoi Kusama, Yayoi Kusama: A Life in Polka Dots, Kusama: Princess of Polka Dots, Kusama, Kusama - Infinity, Kusama. Infinito, Kusama: Infinity - La vie et l'oeuvre de Yayoi Kusama, Kusamas uendelige univers, Kusama infinito
Runtime 1 h 16 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
Quality 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Description Artist Yayoi Kusama and experts discuss her life and work, from her modest beginnings in Japan to becoming an internationally renowned artist.

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19 customer reviews about «Kusama: Infinity»

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Megan Edwards
Sunday, 18 Oct 2020 09:37

This documentary is about the creative process of the creator, his personal life, the process of creation, his philosophy and about his role as a creator. This documentary is really a compilation of interviews, they are not the whole thing, there are also some interviews about his life, his movies and his philosophy. It's kind of a combination of "Creator" and "The Hobbit". If you're into that kind of thing, it's worth watching. If you're into the philosophy of cinema, you might not enjoy it, but you might not be disappointed either. The problem I have with this documentary is the pacing. It feels like it's going a bit slow, but it's not. It's kind of like a series of interviews. There are also some pieces of the process that are not very well documented, like the "making of" or the actual creation of the movie. Overall, I liked it and I recommend it. It's also a very entertaining documentary.
Joan Kim
Monday, 05 Oct 2020 20:09

I thought this documentary was amazing. It really opened my eyes to the ignorance of many people. Some people don't even know the difference between a dog and a cat, and that doesn't make them right. I really feel like this is what people need to know about when it comes to wildlife. This film is a good introduction to what we do and how we do it, and I would recommend it to anyone who wants to know more about the work we do. We do what we do because we love wildlife, and we do what we do because we want to protect wildlife. The wildlife is a part of our lives and we love them, and that is what we do.
Michael
Monday, 07 Sep 2020 20:06

I really enjoyed this documentary. It's about a guy who lost his wife and child in a plane crash. He became an alcoholic and even attempted suicide. It's not a documentary that is trying to paint a picture of depression and his life. It's about the accident and how it affected him. The movie was about his life after the accident and his life before the accident. I really liked the interview with the father. He told a lot about the accident and his life after. It was really touching and it really gave you a good feel about the accident and how it affected him. It really made you feel for the man and his family. It was a very touching and heartwarming story. I would recommend this documentary to anyone who has a friend who is a recovering alcoholic. It is a really good movie and I would recommend it to anyone who wants to know more about the life of a recovering alcoholic.
Harry Dean
Sunday, 30 Aug 2020 22:49

From what I could gather from the previews, this movie is about the era in which the Dai Kogyo series of samurai movies were filmed. It's also about a key figure in that era, Takao Shiozawa, who became the "God of the Samurai", the most powerful Samurai in Japan. I'm not sure I understand the meaning of this movie's title, since it's almost impossible to sum up the whole movie in one word. In addition to these facts, the movie also contains scenes about the period in which they were filmed, and even briefly about the film that preceded it. But aside from these seemingly superficial features, the movie is about the rise of Japanese Samurai and how the Kogyo films ended up becoming famous films. I suppose this is a movie that anyone could enjoy. The movie begins with a background about how they were filmed in the era, and then switches to Takao Shiozawa and the Rise of Japanese Samurai. If you are interested in Japanese history, then this movie is definitely worth checking out.
Eugene Murphy
Monday, 17 Aug 2020 12:03

I loved the documentary "Superbabies: The Story of Baby Geniuses" from the 1980's, and this film about the life and times of "Baby Geniuses" is similar. The film tells the story of the founding of the Baby Genius movement, the three main founders, the women who are their children, and the people who follow them. They are joined by a variety of other famous people and people who are important to the Baby Genius movement, such as the inventor of the world's first automatic typewriter, a brilliant child who gave birth to the world's first vacuum cleaner, and a young woman who was the first woman to win a major international contest. The film tells the story of these women through interviews and recreations of their childhoods. I was really surprised at how well the film turned out. I am not a fan of documentary films, but this was a lot of fun. It was nice to see how these women grew up, what they did, and what they thought. I liked the way that they went back to the stories that made them famous, as opposed to focusing on the birth of the movement. The interviews with the Baby Geniuses themselves were very interesting, as well. I am not sure how accurate the film is about their childhoods. They do talk about how they did not have a lot of friends, but it was really interesting to hear about their childhoods and how they were different. It also gave me a lot of information about the history of the movement. This is not a documentary about the Baby Geniuses, but about the women who were part of the movement. This is a great film for people who are interested in the history of this movement. It is not a very deep film, but it is a very entertaining one.
Harry R.
Saturday, 08 Aug 2020 17:43

This is an interesting look at the history of Japan's interest in trying to stop the spread of communism. If you are interested in the history of Japan's relations with the West and its relationship with the Communist Party of China, this is a good documentary to watch. If you want to know more about this subject, this documentary may be a better option.
Nathan Rivera
Sunday, 02 Aug 2020 01:28

This is the first film to deal with the events that took place during the WWII. It is a beautiful film that shows the true horrors of war, the utter destruction of the Japanese, the Korean War and the horrors of the camps. The movie deals with the death camps, the civilian suffering, the revenge of the Japanese and the struggle of the Korean people. The film is a very emotional and a very good film. I am very surprised that the movie is not in English. It is a good film to be watched and learn from. I would recommend this movie to all people.
Janice A.
Friday, 31 Jul 2020 18:10

Director and Writer, Jonathan Krisel, has brought a fascinating documentary to life with this stunning visual documentary about the life and death of Yoko Ono. As with many people, she was not only a very famous artist but also a very charismatic one. Her work was so popular that she would be photographed in her various public performances and public appearances. For this documentary, she was interviewed by her son, musician, and director, Jonathan Krisel, who is a lifelong friend of her and has written a book about her. Through Krisel, we see her life and her early days as a young artist and the difficulties that led to her decision to become a full-time activist and writer. There is no way to give a proper review of this film without talking about the beautiful images that Krisel has used to tell the story. He has used the images of the former Yoko Ono to create a stunning film and an engaging documentary that will make you feel and think about the woman in a different way. If you are a fan of her, you will be thrilled at how well this documentary tells the story of her life and how she has influenced so many. For anyone else, you will be moved by the documentary's stunning images and the way it shows the life of a woman who made such a profound impact on so many. If you are not a fan of her, you will not be disappointed with the documentary. If you are a fan, you will love it.
Melissa
Monday, 27 Jul 2020 04:15

In this documentary we meet the directors of the movie 'Gokusama: Infinity', Masaru Yokoyama and Takashi Hosokawa. The film is about the creation of the movie 'Gokusama: Infinity' and the many challenges the filmmakers faced in order to complete it. The documentary is basically about the creation of the movie, and its development from the idea stage, to the completion stage. We get a glimpse into the creative process of the film-makers and also learn about the people involved in the production. The film-makers are Takashi Hosokawa, Masaru Yokoyama and Keiko Shirakawa. The entire process is documented by them and we also get a look into the influences the people involved had on the film. This documentary is one of the best I've seen in a long time, and I highly recommend it.
Tammy Jacobs
Tuesday, 21 Jul 2020 18:47

This was an excellent documentary. It detailed the lives of the victims and the circumstances in which they lost their lives. They were especially moved by a real life story of a youngster who committed suicide while serving his life sentence for being a homosexual in Japan. As you watch this film you realize that the problems that the victims face are very much real. In a society that is based on sexual repression and in which being homosexual is considered a serious offense. It is also very sad to see how some people get away with these crimes. I think that the police should take more active measures in stopping these crimes, since even the most naive of people will get involved in this. It is not acceptable that homosexuals in Japan are considered as criminals, and that many homosexuals are punished, since the treatment of homosexuals in the Japanese society is extremely prejudicial. It is important to get a clear picture of the problem and to take action in this area. As it is, this is not the same as having a clear picture of how the society in general is inhumane, but it is an important step to take.
Dennis Ortega
Monday, 20 Jul 2020 12:00

I was surprised by this movie. I read about the movie and it was based on a book by Rumi. I was impressed by the creative freedom given to the director to do whatever he wanted. He also wanted to make a movie about the life of a woman who married a man she didn't love, but it wasn't her fault. She was pregnant with the child and it was an unwanted pregnancy. I was impressed by the honesty shown by the director. The story was very moving and so was the acting. The director is a very talented man, and this movie was a great work. The director was very clear about his intentions, and he is definitely a good person. This is not a movie for everyone, but if you like documentaries and love to see a story told, this movie is for you.
George
Tuesday, 14 Jul 2020 05:16

I've never really heard much about this movie, but as a long-time fan of VHS, I'm glad to see it finally come to Blu-ray. It was an interesting and worthwhile experience. I'm not sure what the issue is with this movie being titled "VHS" when it's actually in the form of a 3-disc set. Perhaps it's the fact that there are lots of movies, some of them long-running, that the format has simply been discontinued. Perhaps the content is just a little too much for a "VHS" title. Regardless, I've always found this format to be a very rewarding experience. I've never been a big fan of Blu-ray, but I have to say that I really enjoyed this release. It's just one of those rare cases where I actually wanted to give it a good review. It's certainly worth a watch, and is an interesting look into a time period that I really don't know much about. It's a good look at the cultural differences between Japan and the United States, and it's interesting to see what the difference was in the way that the media and the entertainment industry were treated by the two countries. It's certainly a very good look into the history of this culture. If you're a fan of VHS, I definitely recommend that you check this one out. It's well worth your time.
Sandra A.
Wednesday, 08 Jul 2020 19:49

I would say this is a very well done documentary about the origin of the Wakandan language, and how that language came to be. It is really quite interesting and sometimes entertaining, at times even depressing, as it is about the Wakandan people. The cultural value of the Wakandans and their culture is a big subject of the movie. The music is also very interesting, but sometimes it seems to be very much over-rated. I enjoyed the movie, but it definitely doesn't come out as the best documentary I have ever seen.
Alice P.
Thursday, 02 Jul 2020 13:04

In the second part of "Dance of the Dead", I am not sure why this documentary has a rating of 3.8. There are several things wrong with it. Firstly, if you are an experienced zombie-hunter or have seen the Saw films, then you will not enjoy this documentary. This is a very heavy-handed and over-simplified documentary, that tries to give an accurate picture of the zombie phenomenon. It's not even well-made. Secondly, it's pretty dull and amateurish. And the cast is poorly selected. The members of the cast are not people I know well. They are actors who seem like they just got on the set. Not good. Thirdly, it is a political film. It tries to portray the current situation in the US government. It's a bit of a distorted view of the world. But not that wrong. There are some real issues in this country. If you are not interested in politics, then this documentary is not for you. If you are interested in politics, then you will be interested in this documentary. But in my opinion, this documentary is a waste of time. This documentary will be for a fan of zombie movies or for someone who loves politics. 7/10
Sandra
Thursday, 25 Jun 2020 20:50

This is a great movie to watch on a lazy Sunday afternoon. It is a documentary that shows a little of the love, respect and drama that go on behind the scenes of the Super Mario Brothers franchise. It shows us the daily life of the Mushroom Kingdom that is about to be bought by Nintendo and the extremely hard work that goes into trying to keep the whole thing running. It shows us how long and hard the game has been in development, how the game was actually not that popular before Nintendo bought the rights to it and how much passion was put into the game and how it was made. It even shows the cast of characters. Super Mario Brothers is a huge classic in the history of gaming and this documentary provides some insight into why it is a big deal. It is not just a video game, it is a phenomenon that has influenced children throughout the world and the way that Nintendo deals with it all has to be seen to be believed. It is not for the faint of heart or children under the age of five, but it is a great and unique documentary that is recommended to anyone who likes video games. 8/10
Zachary Chapman
Sunday, 21 Jun 2020 16:25

A special note: I have been trying to find a copy of this documentary but I think the DVD is out of print. I finally found a copy of the DVD in a flea market. It's not really worth much more than the price of the box. It's a decent documentary and covers a lot of ground but I am having trouble figuring out what to make of it. The producer is Michael Cizmar, a long-time friend of Koszma. The documentary shows how Koszma became involved with the Catholic Church and how his problems were often compounded by the church. It goes into what he did before becoming involved with the church and how it affected him. The documentary is not just about the "resurrection" but also about the abuse and cover-ups. I don't think anyone who's never been abused would be able to identify with the kind of feeling of "abuse" this man is talking about. It's very disturbing and a very human story. I think Koszma does a great job in making this documentary even though he is not at all what it is advertised. It is an unusual documentary. It's not really a biography. He doesn't talk about how Koszma was abused. He doesn't talk about how he dealt with it. It's more about the social damage the abuse did to him. His family was kept out of the story and he just became an emotional wreck after the ordeal. His family was taken away from him. His brothers and sisters did not want to know about this. It's not like he got a letter saying "Get back in the church!" Instead, they had no knowledge of his situation. There are no interviews with his ex-wives, his children, his children's parents. The reason for the documentary is to get at least some insight into the Catholic Church. It's definitely interesting but there are some very disturbing parts in it. It's not a "redeeming" story but it's a very interesting one.
Frances M.
Friday, 19 Jun 2020 14:06

It is a pleasure to see this film. It is of great interest for people interested in European and Asian art history. The film has a really good soundtrack. The footage of the French Museum at the time is interesting, and also provides insight into the relationship between the Dutch and French Museum. The director makes very clear that there is no hidden agenda here. The acting is good. There is no one in the movie who is not a good actor. There are no performances here that you don't like. I did think that the music was a little one-note. Also the film's ending is very clear and without fanfare. Overall, I highly recommend this film.
Amy N.
Friday, 12 Jun 2020 04:47

The only thing I can say about this documentary is that it is not very well-made. But I can't fault the producers for the movie. I've seen documentaries about UFO's, ghosts, ghosts of dead people, and also about the development of art and movies. I can't say the same for this movie. But it was still interesting and good. If you want to see what's going on in the world of UFO's and paranormal phenomena, see this movie. It is not that bad.
Donna
Saturday, 02 May 2020 08:14

There is a bunch of colorful people who have mixed, great dialogues and good storytelling. But unfortunately not enough context. When we saw the film I was disappointed. I expected something more realistic, because I love kung fu and did not want the story to be like a Hollywood film. The story is based on a story that started in a kung fu school in 20-s. His teacher just died and his dad gets killed by the same person. The man's daughter takes the man's place as a teacher. The girl, to be recognized as a teacher, must go to a village in her country. She does not know anything about the other children in the village. The girl's friend and the people of the village make the most important decision in the village, that the girl will be a teacher. But they do not know that the girl's father was killed by the same person, and the boy is not born yet. This was all about the old master's death. The story is good and colorful but there was not enough background information about the real events. This is a great story, but too big gap between the person and the context of the story. The movie is not bad, but I think that it could have been better.
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