Trailers from Hell: Max Landis Debuts with Sion Sono's 'Love Exposure,' "the greatest film of all time"

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by Trailers From Hell
February 18, 2013 1:04 PM
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For today's Trailers fron Hell, guru John Landis' son Max makes his TFH debut with what he declares to be "The greatest film of all time": "Love Exposure." Watch below.

Ok, we'd never heard of this one either. But controversial Japanese director/artist/poet Sion Sono has quite a following on the festival circuit for themes including love, family, lust, religion and the perverse phenomenon of upskirt photography. His first cut was six hours long, but was trimmed by two hours at the request of the producers. This is the first of Sono's so-called Hate Trilogy which includes Cold Fish (2010) and Guilty of Romance (2011).

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  • Chris Krider | February 18, 2013 1:28 PMReply

    Finally. I love this movie so much.

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