About This Items
- Nastassja Kinski (Cinema Album 91) Paperback – September 1, 1982
- Edited by Shoko Watanabe
- Publisher: J Publishing (September 1, 1982)
- Release Date: September 1, 1982
- Language: Japanese
- Paperback: 159 pages
- ISBN: 4826100914
- Everything about her is simply beautiful. Her unique charm, a blend of saintliness and wickedness, has remained unchanged even as she has aged, and she made a lasting impression in her recent supporting role in "My Heart, My Love." Her tendency to live only as she pleases seems to be a common way of life among European actresses. Her choice of roles is also unique. Perhaps due to her own experience as a manager, she has been willing to take on unusual roles that most people would shy away from.
- I like her best in "Paris, Texas." When Nastasya comes face to face with her ex-husband in a mirrored room and realizes that the man she continues to talk to on the other side of the invisible wall is the man she once loved, her pure tears linger, and for some time afterwards I couldn't forget her fragile profile.
- Her beautiful charm, which makes you harbor feelings of helplessness for the rest of your life, will be remembered forever, like Vivien Leigh in "The Scarlet Heart Rhapsody." This is a beautiful collection that you'll want to keep close at hand.