No rape in Red Sorghum
I just want to argue with the reviewer who says that the grandfather character rapes the grandmother. If you remember, it was he who bravely jumped the bandit would-be rapist, and no doubt grandmother (can't remember their names) was impressed, and grateful. They exchanged long glances, though what that meant to them each who can say, except in light of later happenings. When he's pursuing her through the field she stops when she realizes it's him. She waits while he tramples out an clearing. She never gives a sign of resistance or reluctance and even lays down. She's doomed to a life with the leper, why wouldn't she want to go with this brave, vital man?
The fact that she rebuffs him after he's drunkenly bragged about having her in front of her men well, who can blame her. It may not have been perfect romance but, if she were overall unwilling, she could have had her men get rid of him later as well, when he carries her off for keeps.