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2. Shohei Imamura -- excerpt
- Record type:
- document
- Document type:
- book excerpt
- Document author(s):
- James Quandt
- Publication date:
- 1997
- Document source:
- Cinematheque Ontario/a division of Toronto International Film Festival Group
- Document contains:
- bibliography, box info, cost info, filmography, and production co
- Number of pages:
- 3
- Related films:
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- Hateshinaki yokubo (Endless desire) — Imamura, Shohei — Japan — 1958
- Nishi Ginza Ekimae (Nishi Ginza Station) — Imamura, Shohei — Japan — 1958
- Nusumareta yokujo (Stolen desire) — Imamura, Shohei — Japan — 1958
- Nianchan (My second brother) — Imamura, Shohei — Japan — 1959
- Buta to gunkan (Pigs and battleships) — Imamura, Shohei — Japan — 1961
- Nippon konchuki (The insect woman) — Imamura, Shohei — Japan — 1963
- Akai satsui (Intentions of murder) — Imamura, Shohei — Japan — 1964
- Jinruigaku nyumon (The pornographers) — Imamura, Shohei — Japan — 1966
- Ningen johatsu (A man vanishes) — Imamura, Shohei — Japan — 1967
- Kamigami no fukaki yokubo (The profound desire of the gods) — Imamura, Shohei — Japan — 1968
- Nippon sengoshi - Madamu Onboro no seikatsu (History of postwar Japan as told by a bar hostess) — Imamura, Shohei — Japan — 1970
- Karayuki-san (Karuyuki-san, the making of a prostitute) — Imamura, Shohei — Japan — 1975
- Fukushu suruwa ware ni ari (Vengeance is mine) — Imamura, Shohei — Japan — 1979
- Eijanaika (So what) — Imamura, Shohei — Japan — 1981
- Narayama bushi-ko (The ballad of Narayama) — Imamura, Shohei — Japan — 1982
- Zegen (The pimp) — Imamura, Shohei — Japan — 1987
- Kuroi ame (Black rain) — Imamura, Shohei — Japan — 1989
- Unagi (The eel) — Imamura, Shohei — Japan — 1997
3. Japanese film directors -- excerpt
- Record type:
- document
- Document type:
- book excerpt
- Document author(s):
- Audie Bock
- Publication date:
- 1978
- Document source:
- Japan Society
- Document contains:
- box info and filmography
- Number of pages:
- 13
- Related films:
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- Hana saku minato (A blooming port) — Kinoshita, Keisuke — Japan — 1943
- Ikite iru Magoroku (The living Magoroku) — Kinoshita, Keisuke — Japan — 1943
- Rikugun (Army) — Kinoshita, Keisuke — Japan — 1944
- Kanko no machi (Jubilation Street) — Kinoshita, Keisuke — Japan — 1944
- Osone-ke no ashita (Morning for the Osone family) — Kinoshita, Keisuke — Japan — 1946
- Waga koi seshi otome (The girl I loved) — Kinoshita, Keisuke — Japan — 1946
- Kekkon (Marriage) — Kinoshita, Keisuke — Japan — 1947
- Fushicho (Phoenix) — Kinoshita, Keisuke — Japan — 1947
- Onna (Woman) — Kinoshita, Keisuke — Japan — 1948
- Hakai (Apostasy) — Kinoshita, Keisuke — Japan — 1948
- Shozo (The portrait) — Kinoshita, Keisuke — Japan — 1948
- Yotsuya kaidan (The Yotsuya ghost story) — Kinoshita, Keisuke — Japan — 1949
- Ojôsan kanpai (A toast to the young miss) — Kinoshita, Keisuke — Japan — 1949
- Yabure-daiko (Broken drum) — Kinoshita, Keisuke — Japan — 1949
- Konyaku yubiwa (Engagement ring) — Kinoshita, Keisuke — Japan — 1950
- Zemma (The good fairy) — Kinoshita, Keisuke — Japan — 1950
- Karumen kokyo ni kaeru (Carmen comes home) — Kinoshita, Keisuke — Japan — 1951
- Shonenki (A record of youth) — Kinoshita, Keisuke — Japan — 1951
- Umi no hanabi (Fireworks over the sea) — Kinoshita, Keisuke — Japan — 1951
- Karumen junjo su (Carmen falls in love) — Kinoshita, Keisuke — Japan — 1952
- Nihon no higeki (A Japanese tragedy) — Kinoshita, Keisuke — Japan — 1953
- Onna no sono (The garden of women) — Kinoshita, Keisuke — Japan — 1954
- Nijushi no hitomi (Twenty-four eyes) — Kinoshita, Keisuke — Japan — 1954
- Toi kumo (Distant clouds) — Kinoshita, Keisuke — Japan — 1955
- Nogiko no gotoki kimi nariki (She was like a wild chrysanthemum) — Kinoshita, Keisuke — Japan — 1955
- Taiyo to bara (The rose on his arm) — Kinoshita, Keisuke — Japan — 1956
- Yuyake-gumo (Clouds at twilight) — Kinoshita, Keisuke — Japan — 1956
- Fuzen no tomoshibi (A candle in the wind) — Kinoshita, Keisuke — Japan — 1957
- Yorokobi mo kanashimi mo ikutsohitsuki (Times of joy and sorrow) — Kinoshita, Keisuke — Japan — 1957
- Narayama bushiko (Ballad of Narayama) — Kinoshita, Keisuke — Japan — 1958
- Kono ten no niji (The eternal rainbow) — Kinoshita, Keisuke — Japan — 1958
- Kazabana (Snow flurry) — Kinoshita, Keisuke — Japan — 1959
- Sekishuncho (The bird of springs past) — Kinoshita, Keisuke — Japan — 1959
- Kyo mo mata kakute ari nan (Thus another day) — Kinoshita, Keisuke — Japan — 1959
- Fuefukigawa (The River Fuefuki) — Kinoshita, Keisuke — Japan — 1960
- Haru no yume (Spring dreams) — Kinoshita, Keisuke — Japan — 1960
- Eien no hito (Immortal love) — Kinoshita, Keisuke — Japan — 1961
- Kotoshi no koi (This year's love) — Kinoshita, Keisuke — Japan — 1962
- Futari de aruita iku haru aki (The days we spent together) — Kinoshita, Keisuke — Japan — 1962
- Utae wakado-tachi (Sing, young people!) — Kinoshita, Keisuke — Japan — 1963
- Shito no densetsu (Legend of a duel to the death) — Kinoshita, Keisuke — Japan — 1963
- Koge (The scent of incense) — Kinoshita, Keisuke — Japan — 1964
- Natsukashiki fue ya taiko (Eyes, the sea and a ball) — Kinoshita, Keisuke — Japan — 1967
- Sri Lanka no ai to wakare (Love and separation in Sri Lanka) — Kinoshita, Keisuke — Japan — 1976