Inu-Oh
PG-13United States rating20221h 38mAnimation, Drama, Music
Two outsiders in 14th-century Japan find each other and form a musical performance troupe. A blind musician and a masked dancer become famous for their unique style and deep connection to the stories they tell.
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PG-13 US
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Two outsiders in 14th-century Japan find each other and form a musical performance troupe. A blind musician and a masked dancer become famous for their unique style and deep connection to the stories they tell.
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What's in it
- Scary
- Strong
- Violence
- Strong
- Language
- None
- Rude humour
- Mild
- Sad themes
- Strong
- Pace
- Gentle
- The film features a deliberate and artistic pace with long sequences of traditional music and dance. Estimated
Scary moments
- Approx.IntenseA blade of energy cuts a man in half and blinds a child.
- Approx.ScaryA character is born with a deformed face and limbs, forced to wear a mask.
- Approx.IntenseA character is beheaded by soldiers during a performance.
Talk about it after
- 1How did the two main characters help each other feel less alone?
- 2Why do you think the characters chose to tell their own version of the story instead of the official one?
- 3What did you think about the way the characters used music and dance to express themselves?
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