The Girl from Nagasaki is a 2013 romantic musical drama film directed by Michel Comte.

[4] The film is a reworking of Puccini's opera Madama Butterfly, in which the tragic heroine is obsessed with an American pilot.

Marshall Fine in his review for Huffington Post said that "staging is avant-garde, bloody and surreal, with elements of modern dance, classical tableaux, kabuki and opera, as well as conventional melodrama.

Comte returns often to that staged version to emphasize the action or outline it in a more symbolic way.

"[5] While, Dan Schindel in his review for Movie Mezzanine said that "Feels like every derisive joke about art house cinema brought to unironic life.