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Masaki Kobayashi: KWAIDAN (1965, 183M) the Version of This Goldenrod Handout Sent out in Our Monday Mailing, and the One Online, Has Hot Links
March 10, 2020 (XL:10) Masaki Kobayashi: KWAIDAN (1965, 183m) The version of this Goldenrod Handout sent out in our Monday mailing, and the one online, has hot links. Spelling and Style—use of italics, quotation marks or nothing at all for titles, e.g.—follows the form of the sources. Directed by Masaki Kobayashi Writing Credits Yôko Mizuki (screenplay), Lafcadio Hearn (novel) (as Yakumo Koizumi) Produced by Takeshi Aikawa, Shigeru Wakatsuki Music by Tôru Takemitsu Cinematography by Yoshio Miyajima Film Editing by Hisashi Sagara The film won the Jury Special Prize and was nominated for the Palme d’Or at the 1965 Cannes Film Festival and was nominated for an Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film at the 1966 Academy Awards. CAST for the Palme d'Or at Cannes, and Samurai Rebellion “The Black Hair” (1967), and Kwaidan (1964), for which he, once again, Michiyo Aratama…First wife both won the Jury Special Prize and was nominated for the Misako Watanabe…Second Wife Palme d’Or. He was also nominated for the Palm d’Or for Rentarō Mikuni…Husband Nihon no seishun (1968). He also directed: Youth of the Son (1952), Sincerity (1953), Three Loves* (1954), “The Woman of the Snow” Somewhere Under the Broad Sky (1954), Beautiful Days Tatsuya Nakadai…Minokichi (1955), Fountainhead (1956), The Thick-Walled Room Jun Hamamura…Minokichi’s friend (1956), I Will Buy You (1956), Black River (1957), The *Keiko Kishi…the Yuki-Onna Inheritance (1962), Inn of Evil (1971), The Fossil (1974), Moeru aki (1979), Tokyo Trial* (Documentary) (1983), “Hoichi” and Shokutaku no nai ie* (1985). -
Entretien Avec Tadao Sato Marie-Josée Rosa
Document généré le 23 sept. 2021 09:38 Ciné-Bulles Le cinéma d’auteur avant tout Entretien avec Tadao Sato Marie-Josée Rosa Volume 7, numéro 2, novembre 1987, janvier 1988 URI : https://id.erudit.org/iderudit/34516ac Aller au sommaire du numéro Éditeur(s) Association des cinémas parallèles du Québec ISSN 0820-8921 (imprimé) 1923-3221 (numérique) Découvrir la revue Citer ce document Rosa, M.-J. (1987). Entretien avec Tadao Sato. Ciné-Bulles, 7(2), 10–12. Tous droits réservés © Association des cinémas parallèles du Québec, 1987 Ce document est protégé par la loi sur le droit d’auteur. L’utilisation des services d’Érudit (y compris la reproduction) est assujettie à sa politique d’utilisation que vous pouvez consulter en ligne. https://apropos.erudit.org/fr/usagers/politique-dutilisation/ Cet article est diffusé et préservé par Érudit. Érudit est un consortium interuniversitaire sans but lucratif composé de l’Université de Montréal, l’Université Laval et l’Université du Québec à Montréal. Il a pour mission la promotion et la valorisation de la recherche. https://www.erudit.org/fr/ Entretien avec Tadao Sato Marie-Josée Rosa « La société • Les 15 films japonais inscrits japonaise est au programme à la recherche du onzième Fes tival des films du de nouveaux monde cette an objectifs. » née traduisent bien la variété du registre cinématographique au Japon. La Fonda tion Asie Pacifique du Canada et l'A.F.P du Japon nous ont offert une gamme de films allant du documentaire le plus cru. Armée de Dieu, en avant marche de Kazuo Hara. -
Conventions of This Guide
The VINTAGE NINJA Movie & TV Guide VOL. 1: JAPAN, LIVE ACTION — 1920s-1980s © Keith J. Rainville, 2021 You want to see the movies Sho Kosugi grew up watching, the ones that inspired animation designers and video game artists of the 80s and 90s, the ones the James Bond people ripped off in the 60s, but where to start? Or, you’ve amassed a collection of these gems already but know there’s more out there. Here’s a user- friendly reference for both pursuits, with quick-and-easy recommendations for Japanese ninja titles from the silent era to the late 80s — their general flavor and tone, varying trends and tropes, and a lot of surprises. CONVENTIONS OF THIS GUIDE: • TITLES — for better or worse I’ve used the most commonly used translations out there. These are often the most accessible references to these films so, even if the title’s been butchered, there’s still a practical advantage when searching them out. • VN as an entity has to be cautious when it comes to supporting/endorsing certain not-so-authorized film collecting activities out there, so sorry, there’s no links here... • YES THERE’S MORE TO COME! This will be updated often and I have a huge stack of discs and files awaiting input. Plus future volumes on Anime, Japan 1990—present, Hong Kong/Chinese films, ninja-like hooded heroes, and more. • Yes, we welcome corrections and additions. Email me through the website. • See the Appendixes at the end for more info! Images © Shochiku Co., Ltd, 1965. Text © Keith J. -
El Cine Sobre La Ii Guerra Mundial
EL CINE SOBRE LA II GUERRA MUNDIAL David Bravo Díaz Univesidad de Valladolid “All wars begin long before the first shot is fired and continue long after the last bullet has done its job”. -Roland Joffé-. La II Guerra Mundial es uno de los acontecimientos históricos que más veces ha sido llevado a la gran pantalla, tanto es así, que es considerado por muchos como un subgénero. De hecho, según la base de internet Filmaffinity , existen 1409 producciones sobre la II Guerra Mundial 533. El problema es discernir qué films se pueden encasillar en la II Guerra Mundial y cuáles pertenecen a otro subgénero como el nazismo, el Holocausto, “biopictures” , etc. Y a este problema hay que añadir el de las distintas cronologías, ya que en EEUU se considera que el conflicto comienza en 1941, mientras que para japoneses y chinos la conflagración comenzó antes de 1939. Es por ello que se ha decidido tomar como máxima la cita de Roland Joffé, y englobar en este apartado films que se contextualizan mayoritariamente entre 1933 y 1945, aunque también aparecen algunos ubicados en otras fechas anteriores y posteriores 534. Por lo tanto, cuando se hace referencia en este texto a la II Guerra Mundial, no sólo se hace referencia a la contienda per se , sino también al periodo anterior a la misma, en la que los gobiernos de ideología extrema afianzaron su poder en Europa. Así pues estamos ante una lucha ideológica que precede a la lucha militar. Siendo el 533 Visto por última vez a fecha de 27 de agosto de 2014. -
Video Catalogue (VHS, DVD) – Live Action & Anime - Detailed Listing Ordered by Title Japan Foundation, Sydney, Library
• Live action titles start on page 1 • Anime titles start on page 29 CALL NUM: 778.21 MII 1 videodisc (DVD)(117 min.) + 1 booklet (13 p.).DVD (Region 13 ASSASSINS / DIRECTED BY TAKASHI MIIKE. 4, PAL); dual layer; anamorphic wide screen (16:9) presentation; [Newtown, N.S.W.] : Icon Film Distribution, [2012]. Japanese soundtrack in Dolby Digital mono. 1 videodisc (DVD)(124 min.)DVD (Region 2 and 4, PAL); Soundtrack in Japanese. Optional English subtitles. aspect ratio (2.35:1); soundtrack in Dolby Digital 5.1. OFLC rating: M, including Violence and mature themes. Soundtrack in Japanese. Optional English subtitles: This wildly melodramatic tale of a kabuki female impersonator OFLC rating: MA15+, including Strong violence. who exacts a long-delayed revenge on the men who drove his Thirteen brave samurai must face overwhelming odds in an parents to suicide is played out against a backdrop of comic epic battle against a sadistic lord and his army of 200 to prevent rivalries between thieves in the Tokyo underworld. him from plunging Japan into war. CALL NUM: 778.21 CHI CALL NUM: 778.21 INA ALIEN VS NINJA : AVN / WRITTEN, EDITED AND DIRECTED BY SEIJI THE 47 RONIN / PRODUCED BY SANEZUMI FUJIMOTO, TOMOYUKI CHIBA. TANAKA, HIROSHI INAGAKI ; SCREENPLAY BY TOSHIO YASUMI ; [Collingwood, Vic.] : Madman Entertainment, [2011], c2010. DIRECTED BY HIROSHI INAGAKI. 1 videodisc (DVD)(90 min.)DVD (Region 4, PAL); dual layer; [Collingwood, Vic.] : Madman Entertainment, [2007], c1962. anamorphic wide screen (16:9) presentation; Japanese 1 videodisc (DVD)(199 min.)DVD (Region 4, PAL); dual layer; soundtrack options in 5.1 and 2.0 Dolby Digital, English 16:9 anamorphic wide screen (2.35:1) presentation; Japanese soundtrack in 5.1 Dolby Digital. -
Cine Japonés De Miguel Herrero Herrero
Samuráis, geishas, yakuzas, kaijus, monstruos gigantes, fantasmas, yokais, sexo, violencia, manga, anime, ukiyo-e, zen, humanismo, tradición, modernidad, tecnología, familia, transgresión, katanas, sushi, harakiri, robots, té, bushido, suicidio y cerezos en flor. Kurosawa, Mizoguchi, Ozu, Kinugasa, Naruse, Ichikawa, Kobayashi, Shindô, Inagaki, Misumi, Suzuki. Shinoda, Teshigahara, Fukasaku, Ôshima, Imamura, Ishii, Miyazaki, Takahata, Ôtomo, Oshii, Kon, Hosoda, Yamada, Kitano, Miike, Sono, Nakata, Koreeda, Kawase, Shimura, Mifune, Nakadai, Hara… Cine japonés es una obra de referencia desde Occidente a su cine, desde sus temáticas y géneros más representativos como los samuráis, losyakuzas , los kaijus, el anime, el erotismo y el J Horror, con una selección de 100 de sus mejores películas, completado con más de 200 imágenes a todo color. Con la colaboración de: www.cinestesia.es Miguel Herrero Herrero. Sax (Alicante, 1985). Máster en Investigación en Psicología. Licenciado en Psicopedagogía y Diplomado en Magisterio con la especialidad de música (saxofonista). Desde 2007 ejerce como docente en Educación Primaria o Secundaria en diversas especialidades: Pedagogía Terapéutica, Lengua y Literatura Valenciana, Música y Primaria. Paralelamente se forma en el cine, y en el ilusionismo, de manera autodidacta y a través de cursos y master class con Martin Scorsese, Oliver Stone, Takashi Miike, Jim Jarmusch, Werner Herzog, Dustin Hoffman, Vittorio Storaro, Aaron Sorkin, etc. y asistiendo asiduamente como acreditado a festivales de cine: San Sebastián, Sitges, Málaga o Cannes. Ha realizado funciones de dirección, guion y/o producción en cortometrajes como Hidden Devil (2017) de Fran Mateu y Colores (2017) de Sami Natsheh y Arly Jones (Nominado al Goya a Mejor Cortometraje de Animación), y en largometrajes como Operasiones Espesiales (2014) de Paco Soto y el documental Proyecto USA (2015) como director. -
JAPANESE CINEMA DONALD Eichie Has Lodg Been the Internationally Acclaimed Expert on the Japanese Film
JAPANESE CINEMA DONALD EiCHiE has loDg been the internationally acclaimed expert on the Japanese film. He is a former member of Uni- Japan Film and film critic for The Japan Times, and is pres- ently Curator of the Film Department at the Museum of Modern Art, New York. He designed and presented the Kurosawa and Ozu retrospectives, as well as the massive 1970 retrospective at the museum, The Japanese Film. His book on The Films of Akira Kurosawa has been called a "virtual model for future studies in the field." Mr. Richie has been a resident of Japan for the past twenty-five years. Film books by Donald Richie: The Cinematographic View: A Study of the Film. 1958. The Japanese Film: Art and Industry. 1959. Co-authored with Joseph L. Anderson. Japanese Movies. 1961. The Japanese Movie: An Illustrated History. 1965. The Films of Akira Kurosawa. 1965. George Stevens: An American Romantic. 1970. Japanese Cine2wa Film Style and National Character Donald Ricliie Anchor Books DOUBLEDAY & COMPANY, INC., GABDKN CTTY, NEW YORK This book is an extensively revised, expanded, and updated version of Japanese Movies, © 1961 by Japan Travel Bureau. Original material reprinted by pemMSsion of the Japan Travel Bureau, Inc., Japan. Library of Congress Catalog Card Number 77-163122 Copyright © 1971 by Donald Richie Copyright © 1961 by Japan Travel Bureau All Rights Reserved Printed in the United States of America CONTENTS List of Illiistrations vii Introduction xvii 1896-1945 1 194&-1971 59 Appendix 239 Index 250 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS The Abe Clan, 1938. 29 An Actor's Revenge, 1963. -
57Th Berlinale 2007
57th Berlinale 2007 By Ron Holloway Spring 2007 Issue of KINEMA EUROPEAN Film Market Now in his sixth year as director of the Berlin International Film Festival, Dieter Kosslick takes particular pride in changing the image of the festival each time around. This year, for the 57th Berlinale (8-18 February 2007), he expanded the European Film Market (EFM) beyond the environs of the roomy Martin Gropius Bau, a short three-minute walk from festival headquarters on the Potsdamer Platz. ”Last year, we offered buyers and sellers 5000 square metres of space in the Gropius Bau,” he said in an interview, ”but this year every nook and cranny of the building couldn’t accommodate all of the market professionals who requested stands.” So, to handle the overflow, the fifth floor of the Berlinale Service Center in the Debis atriumwas reserved for latecomers. Altogether, more than 5000 market professionals were accredited for the Berlinale, while over 250 films from 51 countries were programmed in 1100 screenings. Walk across the street from the Martin Gropius Bau to the Abgeordenetenhaus von Berlin (Berlin Parliament House), and you would find national delegates from the European Union gathered for roundtable sessions at the Berlinale Co-Production Market. Jump in a shuttle bus, and you could visit the Berlinale Talent Campus quartered in the nearby Hebbel am Ufer (HAU) complex. Next year, when renovations have been completed on the Haus der Kulturen der Welt (House of World Cultures) in Tiergarten Park, the Berlinale Talent Campus will move back to its natural habitat. The Campus is one of the Berlinale’s success stories. -
UNIVERSITY of CALIFORNIA Los Angeles the Politics of Eros: the Philosophy of Georges Bataille and Japanese New Wave Cinema a Di
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA Los Angeles The Politics of Eros: The Philosophy of Georges Bataille and Japanese New Wave Cinema A dissertation submitted in partial satisfaction of the requirements for the degree Doctor of Philosophy in Film and Television by Andrey Gordienko 2012 © Copyright by Andrey Gordienko 2012 ABSTRACT OF THE DISSERTATION The Politics of Eros: The Philosophy of Georges Bataille and Japanese New Wave Cinema by Andrey Gordienko Doctor of Philosophy in Film and Television University of California, Los Angeles, 2012 Professor Kathleen McHugh, Chair This dissertation assesses the relevance of Georges Bataille’s philosophy for film studies and explores the conjunction between the political and the erotic operative in his work. It is widely held that, at the time of the German occupation of France, Bataille experienced the “inward turn,” which had marked his transformation from being a political activist to a solitary philosopher preoccupied with eroticism. My project contests the view that he had lost interest in politics at that point as it discloses the political dimension of erotic experience. Furthermore, I demonstrate that the logic of the “inward turn” helps to illuminate the work of Japanese New Wave film movement of the 1960s. What precipitates the “inward turn” is the experience of disappointment. In Bataille’s case, it stems from the rise of fascism in Europe and the failure of the Left to assume power in France. In the case of Japanese New Wave, it has roots in the political protest movement that opposed yet ultimately failed to offset the renewal of the Japan- U.S. Mutual Security Pact of 1960. -
Akira Kurosawa 1572
DOSSIER DE PRESSE RÉCOMPENSES PALME D’OR – Festival de Cannes 1980 BAFTA Awards 1981 – Meilleur réalisateur et meilleurs costumes CÉSAR du Meilleur film étranger 1981 FRANCIS FORD COPPOLA ET GEORGE LUCAS PRÉSENTENT KAGEMUSHA L’OMBRE DU GUERRIER SYNOPSIS UN FILM D’ AKIRA KUROSAWA 1572. Dans un Japon en proie à des guerres incessantes, Shingen Takeda voudrait agrandir le territoire de son clan. Mortellement blessé au cours d’une bataille, Shingen fait promettre à ses généraux de garder le secret de sa mort 1980 pendant trois ans, période durant laquelle il sera remplacé par un « Kagemusha » ou « ombre du guerrier ». Les qualités du sosie de Shingen en font un seigneur efficace et respecté, ce qui lui vaut la jalousie du prince héritier, Katsuyori. Mais le stratagème est bientôt éventé… LE 28 OCTOBRE AU CINÉMA EN RESTAURATION NUMÉRIQUE NOTES DU DISTRIBUTEUR VERSION LONGUE Deux versions du film Kagemusha existent : une version destinée à l’exploitation internationale raccourcie de 20 minutes, et une version japonaise de 180 minutes. Nous avons choisi de ressortir la version longue du film, qui correspond au montage original, afin de diffuser l’œuvre dans toute son Distribution & Presse : ampleur et intégrité. George Lucas et Francis Ford Coppola ayant permis la concrétisation de la production du film, celle-ci a abouti en une coproduction SPLENDOR FILMS entre la 20th Century Fox et la Toho. L’engagement de deux grands noms du 2 bd Saint-Denis 75010 Paris cinéma américain, semble avoir éclipsé, encore aujourd’hui, l’implication de Tél. : 09 81 09 83 55 la Toho dans ce film, même dans l’esprit des professionnels de cinéma. -
Forum Tribute Okamoto Kihachi
Forum Tribute Okamoto Kihachi Dokuritsu gurentai / Desperado Outpost (1959) Ankokugai no taiketsu / The Last Gunfight (1960) Jigoku no utage / Procurer of Hell (1961) Eburiman shi no yuga na seikatsu / The Elegant Life of Mr. Everyman (1963) Daibosatsu toge / The Sword of Doom (1966) Nihon no ichiban nagai hi / The Emperor and a General (1967) Kiru / Kill (1968) Nikudan / Human Bullet (1968) Akage / Red Lion (1969) 175 Der Kihachi-Touch The Kihachi Touch Schon die Fotografien, die den Regisseur bei der Arbeit zeigen, ma- Photographs of the director at work already spark curiosity chen neugierig auf seine Filme. Schlank, leger gekleidet, mit wachen, about his films. Slender, casually dressed, with alert, intel- intelligenten Augen hinter großen Brillengläsern, die wilden Haare ligent eyes behind big glasses, his wild hair constrained by gebändigt durch Kopfbedeckungen von beeindruckender Vielfalt, be- headgear of impressive variety, he has the nonconformist sitzt er die unangepasste Präsenz eines Stars. Vielleicht kein Rebell, presence of a star. Maybe not a rebel, but certainly a free gewiss ein freier Geist, auf jeden Fall ungeheuer cool. spirit and definitely incredibly cool. 1924 geboren, kam Okamoto Kihachi mit siebzehn zum Studium Born in 1924, Okamoto Kihachi went to study in Tokyo nach Tokyo. Davon überzeugt, in kurzer Zeit zur Armee einberufen at age 17. Convinced he would soon be drafted into the zu werden, verbrachte er jede freie Minute im Kino. Im Alter von army, he spent every free minute at the movies. At the neunzehn Jahren schloss er die Handelsschule ab und nahm einen Job age of 19, he completed business school and took a job als Regieassistent bei der Produktionsfirma Toho an, wo er zunächst as director’s assistant with the production company Toho, für Naruse Mikio arbeitete. -
Sanchu Uprising: Voices at Dawn Tag 新しき民 リアル鬼ごっこ
WELCOME TO THE JAPANESE FILM FESTIVAL 2016 The continued collaboration between the Embassy of Japan and access>cinema has now reached its eighth year. Without the support of the Ireland Japan Association and the Japan Foundation, it wouldn’t have been possible. This year we will have 22 different films showing in Cork, Limerick, Galway, Dundalk, Waterford, Sligo and of course, Dublin. We are delighted so many people throughout Ireland will get to experience these fantastic films. This year’s programme is one of the best yet, including films such as 100 Yen Love, a multi- award winning drama about how one argument can help transform your life. Nominated as Japan’s selection for Best Foreign Film at the 2016 Academy Awards, this film will surely warm your heart. When Marnie Was There, nominated for Best Animated Feature at the 2016 Academy Awards, is a Studio Ghibli produced animation telling the story of Anna, and her friendship with Marnie, who promises to keep her secrets from everyone. If you’re a fan of superstar idol Atsuko Maeda, we have two of her films: Initiation Love, a romance with a dark twist, and Tamako in Moratorium about an unemployed university graduate living with her father. 2016 is the 5th anniversary of the Great East Japan earthquake. Joy of Man’s Desiring is a film that explores the impact an unnamed earthquake has on children who lost their parents in the disaster. Informed by the director’s own childhood experience after the 1995 Kobe earthquake this film won a special mention at the 64th Berlin International Film Festival.