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- Record type:
- document
- Document type:
- program note
- Document author(s):
- James Quandt
- Document source:
- Cinematheque Ontario/a division of Toronto International Film Festival Group
- Document contains:
- bibliography and production co
- Number of pages:
- 13
- Related films:
-
- Ai to kibo no machi (A town of love and hope) — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan — 1959
- Nihon no yoru to kiri (Night and fog in Japan) — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan — 1960
- Seishun zankoku monogatari (Cruel story of youth) — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan — 1960
- Taiyo no hakaba (The sun's burial) — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan — 1960
- Shiiku (The catch) — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan — 1961
- Amakusa shiro tokisada (Shiro Amakusa, the Christian rebel) — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan — 1962
- Yunbogi no nikki (Yunbogi's diary) — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan — 1965
- Etsuraku (The pleasures of the flesh) — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan — 1965
- Hakuchu no torima (Violence at noon) — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan — 1966
- Ninja bugei-cho (Band of Ninja) — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan — 1967
- Nihon shunka-ko (A treatise on Japanese bawdy songs) — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan — 1967
- Muri shinju: nihon no natsu (Japanese summer: double suicide) — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan — 1967
- Koshikei (Death by hanging) — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan — 1968
- Shinjuku dorobo nikki (Diary of a Shinjuku burglar) — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan — 1968
- Kaette kita yopparai (Three resurrected drunkards) — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan — 1968
- Shonen (Boy) — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan — 1969
- Tokyo senso sengo hiwa (He died after the war) — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan — 1970
- Gishiki (The ceremony) — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan — 1971
- Natsu no imoto (Dear summer sister) — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan — 1972
- Ai no koriida (In the realm of the senses) — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan; France — 1976
- Ai no borei (Empire of passion) — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan; France — 1978
- Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan; New Zealand; Great Britain — 1983
- Max, mon amour (Max my love) — Oshima, Nagisa — France; United States — 1986
- Kyoto, my mother's place — Oshima, Nagisa — No country known — 1991
- 100 years of Japanese cinema — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan — 1994
- Gohatto (Taboo) — Oshima, Nagisa — Great Britain; France; Japan — 1999
- Record type:
- document
- Document type:
- program note
- Publication date:
- 2008 Nov
- Document source:
- Harvard Film Archive
- Document contains:
- production co
- Number of pages:
- 4
- Related films:
-
- Ai to kibo no machi (A town of love and hope) — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan — 1959
- Nihon no yoru to kiri (Night and fog in Japan) — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan — 1960
- Seishun zankoku monogatari (Cruel story of youth) — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan — 1960
- Taiyo no hakaba (The sun's burial) — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan — 1960
- Shiiku (The catch) — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan — 1961
- Amakusa shiro tokisada (Shiro Amakusa, the Christian rebel) — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan — 1962
- Yunbogi no nikki (Yunbogi's diary) — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan — 1965
- Etsuraku (The pleasures of the flesh) — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan — 1965
- Hakuchu no torima (Violence at noon) — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan — 1966
- Ninja bugei-cho (Band of Ninja) — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan — 1967
- Muri shinju: nihon no natsu (Japanese summer: double suicide) — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan — 1967
- Koshikei (Death by hanging) — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan — 1968
- Shinjuku dorobo nikki (Diary of a Shinjuku burglar) — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan — 1968
- Kaette kita yopparai (Three resurrected drunkards) — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan — 1968
- Shonen (Boy) — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan — 1969
- Tokyo senso sengo hiwa (He died after the war) — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan — 1970
- Gishiki (The ceremony) — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan — 1971
- Natsu no imoto (Dear summer sister) — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan — 1972
- Ai no koriida (In the realm of the senses) — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan; France — 1976
- Ai no borei (Empire of passion) — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan; France — 1978
- Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan; New Zealand; Great Britain — 1983
- Max, mon amour (Max my love) — Oshima, Nagisa — France; United States — 1986
- Kyoto, my mother's place — Oshima, Nagisa — No country known — 1991
- Gohatto (Taboo) — Oshima, Nagisa — Great Britain; France; Japan — 1999
- Record type:
- document
- Document type:
- booklet
- Document author(s):
- Audie Bock and Ian Buruma
- Document source:
- Hong Kong Film Festival
- Document contains:
- bibliography, box info, filmography, and production co
- Number of pages:
- 23
- Related films:
-
- Ai to kibo no machi (A town of love and hope) — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan — 1959
- Nihon no yoru to kiri (Night and fog in Japan) — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan — 1960
- Seishun zankoku monogatari (Cruel story of youth) — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan — 1960
- Taiyo no hakaba (The sun's burial) — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan — 1960
- Shiiku (The catch) — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan — 1961
- Amakusa shiro tokisada (Shiro Amakusa, the Christian rebel) — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan — 1962
- Yunbogi no nikki (Yunbogi's diary) — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan — 1965
- Etsuraku (The pleasures of the flesh) — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan — 1965
- Hakuchu no torima (Violence at noon) — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan — 1966
- Ninja bugei-cho (Band of Ninja) — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan — 1967
- Nihon shunka-ko (A treatise on Japanese bawdy songs) — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan — 1967
- Muri shinju: nihon no natsu (Japanese summer: double suicide) — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan — 1967
- Koshikei (Death by hanging) — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan — 1968
- Shinjuku dorobo nikki (Diary of a Shinjuku burglar) — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan — 1968
- Kaette kita yopparai (Three resurrected drunkards) — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan — 1968
- Shonen (Boy) — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan — 1969
- Tokyo senso sengo hiwa (He died after the war) — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan — 1970
- Gishiki (The ceremony) — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan — 1971
- Natsu no imoto (Dear summer sister) — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan — 1972
- Ai no koriida (In the realm of the senses) — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan; France — 1976
- Ai no borei (Empire of passion) — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan; France — 1978
- Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence — Oshima, Nagisa — Japan; New Zealand; Great Britain — 1983