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Based on the life story of tanka poet Fumiko Nakajo (1922–1954), Kinuyo Tanaka’s Chibusa yo eien nare (The Eternal Breasts, 1955) is a remarkably feminist film in many respects. The film’s director, Kinuyo Tana...

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In Hiroshi Shimizu’s 1941 film, the titular object of the ornamental hairpin firmly holds the story in place; the lynchpin of it, so to speak. On a fateful day at an isolated yet serene rural inn, Mr Nanmura (C...

Kenji Mizoguchi’s Miss Oyu suffocates in the aura of high art and good taste. Based on a novella by Japan’s most revered 20th century writer, it features opening credits over paintings of clouds; compositions f...

Equinox Flower (1958 Japan 118mins) Source: NLA/CAC Prod Co: Shochiku Dir: Yasujiro Ozu Scr: Ozu, Kogo Noda from the novel by Ton Satomi Phot: Yuharu Atsuta Ed: Yoshiyasu Hamamura Art Dir: Tatsuo Hamada Mus:...

To coincide with the Wonderland exhibition at the Australian Centre for the Moving Image running in Melbourne from 5 April to 7 October, we are thrilled to have collaborated with ACMI on a dossier focusing on t...

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One of leading directors of contemporary European cinema, Pedro Costa gave a lecture in Tokyo in 2005 where he outlined the potency of the great Japanese masters as both presenting and hiding certain images of ...

On its original release, Mother was a critical success; it came seventh in Kinema Jumpo's annual poll for 1952 (1), and was one of the few Mikio Naruse films seen outside Japan in his lifetime. As his work has ...

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Keisuke Kinoshita was the cineaste laureate of Official Japan, his films seeming to pander to his audience rather than challenge it. His best-loved work, Nijûshi no hitomi(Twenty-Four Eyes, 1954), allowed the n...

September 23–October 9, 2005 I would be remiss if this year’s recap of the New York Film Festival neglected a tip of the hat to my predecessor, Jared Rapfogel, whose astute and exhaustive coverage of the...

Ugetsu Monogatari (1953 Japan 96 mins) Source: NFVLS Prod Co: Daiei Prod: Masaichi Nagata Dir: Kenji Mizoguchi Scr: Matsutaro Kawaguchi, Yoshikata Yoda based on stories by Akinari Ueda Phot: Kazuo Miyaga...

Mizoguchi is acknowledged as one of the three great masters of classic Japanese cinema but he has not received the same amount of attention as the other two, outside of Japan and France. Film theorists and ...

Twenty-Four Eyes/Nijushi no hitomi (1954 Japan 155 mins) Source: NFVLS Prod Co: Shochiku Dir: Keisuke Kinoshita Scr: Keisuke Kinoshita, based on Sakae Tsuboi's novel Phot: Hiroyuki Kusuda Art Dir: Kimihi...

More than a director of children, Shimizu advanced a strong critique of the political and social situation of Japan in the 1930s in much of his work.

Dragnet Girl/Hijosen no onna (1933 Japan 100 mins) Source, Prod Co: Shockiku Films Dir: Yasujiro Ozu Scr: Tadao Ikeda, based on a story by “James Maki” (Yasujiro Ozu) Phot: Hideo Mohara Ed: Kazuo Ishikaw...

b. November 20, 1915, Mie, Japan d. February 13, 2008, Tokyo, Japan filmography bibliography articles in Senses web resources Of the few Japanese directors who command an international reputation,...

b. August 20, 1905, Tokyo, Japan d. July 2, 1969, Tokyo, Japan filmography bibliography articles in Senses web resources The films of Mikio Naruse have never been entirely unknown in the West. Pre...

Utamaro and his Five Women/Utamaro o Meguro Gonin no Onna (1947 Japan 90mins) Source: ACMI/NLA Prod Co: Shochiku (Kyoto studio) Dir: Kenji Mizoguchi Scr: Yoshikata Yoda Phot: Shigeto Miki Ed: Shintarô Mi...

The Life of Oharu (Saikaku ichidai onna) (1952 Japan 133 mins) Source: ACMI/NLA Prod Co: Koi Pructions/Shintoho Prod: Hideo Koi, Kenji Mizoguchi Dir: Mizoguchi Scr: Mizoguchi, Saikaku Ihara, Yoshikate Yo...

b. May 16, 1898, Tokyo, Japan d. August 24, 1956, Kyoto, Japan filmography bibliography articles in Senses web resources “The comparisons are as inevitable as they are unfashionable,” wrote James ...

Freda unravels the neglect of this important Japanese filmmaker and his materialist aesthetic.

A broad account of Sternberg's career followed by a perceptive and engaging discussion of the key themes and philosophy of his cinema, with focus on his rarely seen, last film, The Saga of Anatahan.

Equinox Flower (1958 Japan 118mins) Source: NLA/CAC Prod Co: Shochiku Dir: Yasujiro Ozu Scr: Ozu, Kogo Noda from the novel by Ton Satomi Phot: Yuharu Atsuta Ed: Yoshiyasu Hamamura Art Dir: Tatsuo Hamada ...

Acquarello gives due to a cinema devoted to human struggle in the face of despair.

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