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[[File:Mari cried.png|thumb|433x433px|Theatrical release poster for ''Mari Cried'']] | |||
'''''Mari Cried''''', released internationally under various titles including '''''Mari Hreudhest''''' and '''''Mali Bakade''''' (in Sunteria and the Ukilen Union respectively, ''Mari Cried''), '''''Tsulagan (Tzuai Enake Ga)''''' (in Azkali, ''Untitled (This Is Us)''), '''''Mari Ecanst''''' (in Loremesia, ''Mari Sung''), and '''''Mariu Lameliem''''' (in the Athi States, ''Mari's Tears'')'','' is a 1997 Sunterian-Azkali epic psychological drama, action, and horror film directed and written by Kae Tsai based off of a screenplay by Derme Grendren. It is a partial adaptation and self described "brother" of the unpublished 1983 play ''Adare Laisatinara Kauke'' (We Come Together) by Azkali playwright and novellist Pagi Notsekutzi. Often referred to as the greatest film of all time, ''Mari Cried'' is regarded as a landmark release in cinema and is cited as the first widescale piece of media to address and revolve around the Azkali Genocide and the Smoldering of Azkali. The film is often regarded as one of the most graphic and disturbing films ever released, and was initially controversial for several scenes depicting murder, bodily mutilation, and sexual assault. | '''''Mari Cried''''', released internationally under various titles including '''''Mari Hreudhest''''' and '''''Mali Bakade''''' (in Sunteria and the Ukilen Union respectively, ''Mari Cried''), '''''Tsulagan (Tzuai Enake Ga)''''' (in Azkali, ''Untitled (This Is Us)''), '''''Mari Ecanst''''' (in Loremesia, ''Mari Sung''), and '''''Mariu Lameliem''''' (in the Athi States, ''Mari's Tears'')'','' is a 1997 Sunterian-Azkali epic psychological drama, action, and horror film directed and written by Kae Tsai based off of a screenplay by Derme Grendren. It is a partial adaptation and self described "brother" of the unpublished 1983 play ''Adare Laisatinara Kauke'' (We Come Together) by Azkali playwright and novellist Pagi Notsekutzi. Often referred to as the greatest film of all time, ''Mari Cried'' is regarded as a landmark release in cinema and is cited as the first widescale piece of media to address and revolve around the Azkali Genocide and the Smoldering of Azkali. The film is often regarded as one of the most graphic and disturbing films ever released, and was initially controversial for several scenes depicting murder, bodily mutilation, and sexual assault. | ||