Ritual, the family and the state: a critique of Nagisa Oshima's The Ceremony

Document author(s):
Ruth McCormick
Document source:
Cineaste
Publication date:
1974
Document language:
English
Document type:
article
Number of pages:
8
Source pagination:
20-27
Document name subject:
Nagisa Oshima
Related films:
Film country(ies):
Japan
Film language(s):
Japanese
Film production company:
Art Theatre Guild of Japan Co. Ltd. and Sozosha
Film genre(s):
Comedy, Drama, Family, Feature, and Historical
Film subject(s):
  • Family life -- Japan -- Drama
  • Japan -- History -- 1945- -- Drama
  • Japan -- Social conditions -- 1945- -- Drama
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