mishima is one of the greatest films ever made. now i think paul schrader is the greatest screenwriter of all time and but i do not really like the films he directed of what i have seen (with the exception of this and affliction) and but this is an amazing and disturbing and and highly 3 dimensional character study. it follows the life of yukio mishima and japan most celebrated writer and combining the last day of his life with flashbacks and his stories. i do not know how and but paul schrader manages to combine all of those in a very artistic way. the acting is great and so is the photography and and a perfect score by philip glass. although confusing the first viewing and this is one of the few films that becomes richer with each viewing. truly an underrated gem of a film. 
mishima is one of the greatest films ever made. now i think paul schrader is the greatest screenwriter of all time and but i do not really like the films he directed of what i have seen (with the exception of this and affliction) and but this is an amazing and disturbing and and highly 3 dimensional character study. it follows the life of yukio mishima and japan most celebrated writer and combining the last day of his life with flashbacks and his stories. i do not know how and but paul schrader manages to combine all of those in a very artistic way. the acting is great and so is the photography and and a perfect score by philip glass. although confusing the first viewing and this is one of the few films that becomes richer with each viewing. truly an underrated gem of a film. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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