
A Snake of June (2002) on Netflix
Rinko Tatsumi works a crisis hotline and shares a sexless marriage with Shigehiko, her older husband. A photographer she helped sends secret pictures and offers the negatives back if she obeys.
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- IMDb6.8/105,961 votes
- Rotten Tomatoes60%
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Plot summary
Rinko Tatsumi answers calls at a crisis hotline in Tokyo. She lives with Shigehiko, her older husband; their marriage is caring but has no sex, and he is obsessed with hygiene. Her work brings her a caller, Michiro Iguchi, whom she talks through his suicidal impulses. One day an envelope reaches her office holding candid photographs of her at home. Iguchi, a photographer, contacts her and offers to hand back the negatives if she follows his instructions. She does: a miniskirt worn without underwear, a vibrator bought and used in a department store. He says the aim is to give her license to express desires she hides, and she is humiliated but agrees.
Cast
Asuka Kurosawaas Rinko
Shinya Tsukamotoas Michiro Iguchi
Susumu Terajimaas Policeman
Takuji Suzukias Rinko's Colleague
Mansaku Fuwaas House Owner
Masato Tsujiokaas Stalker
Tomorowo Taguchias Editor-in-Chief
- Yûji Kôtarias Shigehiko
Ikkô Suzukias Sex Toy Store Clerk
Hiromi Kanayaas Hostess
- Teruko Hanaharaas Shigehiko's Mother
- Shûji Ôtsukias Adult Magazine Photographer
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- Yukino Asai
- Hira Dezu
- Kôichi Fujita
- Takehiro Fukuhara
- Tomoko Matsumoto
Shin'ya Tsukamotoas Iguchi
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about A Snake of June (2002)
Can contain spoilers, watch the movie first.
- Shinya Tsukamoto's seventh film, A Snake of June, is notable for its monochrome blue cinematography, which was tinted in post production rather than shot that way.




















