The Woman In The Dunes

The Woman In The DunesOne of the premier Japanese novels in the twentieth century, Kb Abes The Woman In The Dunes combines the essence of myth, suspense, and the existential novel. In a remote seaside village, Niki Jumpei, a teacher and amateur entomologist, is held captive with a young woman at the bottom of a vast sand pit where they are pressed into shovelling off the ever advancing sand dunes that threaten the village. The 1964 Japanese New Wave film of the novel,

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