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‘The Death Lullaby’ review by Aaron Kearns • Letterboxd
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The Death Lullaby is the coming-of-age of the concept of alienation itself, starting with interpersonal child abuse and ostracization, building up to a large scale late-capitalist embodiment with the story of a small village that’s forcibly demolished for the construction of a bullet train, both narratives being congruent with the history of the construction of Narita airport. A boy with a severe buck-toothed underbite is cut off from his mother after she contracts an illness that causes her to cough up blood, and at school he's mocked for his physical deformity by the other kids from wealthier homes. They are