BARA NO SôRETSU
Begräbniszug Der Rosen
From Pasolini to Jean Genet, Sophocles «Oedipus» to Freuds theory of the negative Oedipus, kimonoed drag queens to club-toting student radicals: Such dizzying, rather dissimilar coordinates provided Matsumoto with the building blocks for his parodic, aesthetically disturbing deconstruction of both national growth and conventional, oppositional politics found in his 1969 <i>Bara no sôretsu</i>. Its title is a reference to «Pompes funèbres»
- Peter - Eddie
- Shiro Yoshimi - Jimmy
- Furamenko Umeji - Gureko
- Manji Tarô - Nora
- Shibayama Mikirô - Philosoph
- Tsuchiya Yoshio - Gonda
- Ogasawara Osamu - Leda
- Azuma Emiko - Mutter
- Nakamura Kôichi - Juju
- Ôta Sâko - Marie
- Uchiyama Toyosaburô - Gebara
- Hikonagi Wataru - Sabu
- Kobayashi Chieko - Okei
- Satô Yô - Radon
- Takenaga Keiichi - Semushi
- Don Madrid - Tony
- Komatsu Hôsei - Lover
- Zero Jigen Shôkai
- Akiyama Shôtarô - er selbst
- Shinoda Masahiro - er selbst
- Awazu Kiyoshi - er selbst
- Iwasaki Toyoko - sie selbst
- Eda Kazuo - er selbst
- Ikeda Tatsuo - er selbst
- Fujita Shigeya - er selbst
- Yagi Jirô - er selbst
- Yodogawa Nagaharu - er selbst