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Synopsis

A fictionalized depiction of the life of Inu-oh ("King Dog"), a 14th-century Japanese performer of music drama at the time of its transition from the folk art of sarugaku ("monkey music") into the formalized traditions of Noh and kyôgen.

Cast

  • Avu-chan
  • Mirai Moriyama
  • Tasuku Emoto
  • Kenjirô Tsuda
  • Yutaka Matsushige
  • Joshua Waters
  • Sena Bryer
  • Cory Yee
  • Jason Marnocha
  • Keythe Farley

Atom User Reviews

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Verified Review
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Great anime movie. Interesting story about a cursed and deformed man and his blinded musican.

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Scott M
Verified Review
#original
#greatvisualfx
#surprising
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#rocknroll

Wow. I knew there was music, but I didn't know there was MUSIC. The lead singer/VA is unbelievably good in their voice range, both singing and voice acting. The rest of the cast besides Inu-Oh's friend are side characters at most, but that is fine. Inu-Oh tells the story of a hidden and dark past through song and dance, through beautiful execution. If you like Rock, Japanese folklore, do yourself a favor and watch this movie. Now!

JM
J M

Metacritic

90
Aug 18, 2022

It’s a psychedelic, bombastic rock opera, but amid all the energy, Yuasa ponders what stories have been lost as society’s more controlling elements attempt to control how art is made and distributed.

Kambole Campbell
Polygon
70
Aug 14, 2022

Basically, Inu-oh is to Noh as spray-painted graffiti is to traditional Japanese calligraphy.

Metacritic review by Peter Debruge
Peter Debruge
Variety
80
Aug 12, 2022

A rich, unstable alloy of history, legend, musical pageantry and cinematic psychedelia, it mounts an argument for mind-expanding, complacency-rattling art in a world that often prefers the opposite.

Metacritic review by Justin Chang
Justin Chang
Los Angeles Times