
One Cut of the Dead
2017

Representation Score
Limited
2019
Director
Yûya Nakaizumi
Runtime
57 minutes
Average Rating
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This film takes a humorous look at the chaos of filmmaking, focusing more on the absurdity of the process than on social issues. While it introduces international characters to create a sense of globalism, it doesn't use this to challenge broader societal structures. The inclusion of international characters adds a layer of diversity, but the story doesn't delve deeply into the complexities of these characters' lives. Instead, it stays true to its postmodern style, offering more in terms of comedy than in social commentary.
Category Breakdown
The film doesn't include any LGBTQ+ characters or stories related to sexual orientation or gender identity. Relationships focus on workplace conflicts and humor rather than exploring these aspects.
The cast includes both men and women in a typical professional setup. However, the story doesn't challenge gender hierarchies or highlight significant differences in the roles of men and women.
The film sets itself in a Hollywood context with international characters, adding a layer of diversity. However, these characters don't have much influence over the plot or their own development.
The story focuses on the creative process in a secular environment, avoiding discussions about religion or Western institutions. It doesn't critique or engage with religious themes.
The film doesn't represent any characters with visible or invisible disabilities. It also doesn't give roles to individuals with physical or cognitive differences.
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Limited or Absent
Official Synopsis
Cast and crew reunite to film a spin-off, this time set in Hollywood, boasting more zealous zombies and beefed up with international characters.

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