HAPIVERI Magazine
Learning from Climber's High: Bringing the Tens...
Released in 2008, Climber's High is Masato Harada's portrayal of journalists at a regional newspaper covering the 1985 crash of Japan Airlines Flight 123. Based on Hideo Yokoyama's bestselling novel...
Learning from Climber's High: Bringing the Tens...
Released in 2008, Climber's High is Masato Harada's portrayal of journalists at a regional newspaper covering the 1985 crash of Japan Airlines Flight 123. Based on Hideo Yokoyama's bestselling novel...
Learning from Nagisa Oshima's In the Realm of t...
Released in 1976, In the Realm of the Senses is one of Nagisa Oshima's signature films, based on the real Sada Abe incident. Taking place in prewar Japan, the incident...
Learning from Nagisa Oshima's In the Realm of t...
Released in 1976, In the Realm of the Senses is one of Nagisa Oshima's signature films, based on the real Sada Abe incident. Taking place in prewar Japan, the incident...
Hideyuki Hirayama's Film Aesthetic: Bringing Re...
Hideyuki Hirayama's work is characterized by realism firmly rooted in the actual world. His films can make audiences feel as though they are living alongside the characters. By valuing unassuming...
Hideyuki Hirayama's Film Aesthetic: Bringing Re...
Hideyuki Hirayama's work is characterized by realism firmly rooted in the actual world. His films can make audiences feel as though they are living alongside the characters. By valuing unassuming...
Koji Wakamatsu and the Politics of Cinema: Can ...
Does film exist only for entertainment? Or does it have the power to change society?
Koji Wakamatsu and the Politics of Cinema: Can ...
Does film exist only for entertainment? Or does it have the power to change society?
Koji Wakamatsu and Underground Cinema: The Anti...
Koji Wakamatsu's name shines with a distinctive light in Japanese film history. His films were regarded as representative underground cinema, cutting sharply into social taboos and maintaining a rebellion against...
Koji Wakamatsu and Underground Cinema: The Anti...
Koji Wakamatsu's name shines with a distinctive light in Japanese film history. His films were regarded as representative underground cinema, cutting sharply into social taboos and maintaining a rebellion against...
Images of the Inner Self: Hideaki Anno’s Innova...
Hideaki Anno’s visual expression is characterized by innovation that turns limited production resources to his advantage. From Nadia: The Secret of Blue Water to Neon Genesis Evangelion, his works move...
Images of the Inner Self: Hideaki Anno’s Innova...
Hideaki Anno’s visual expression is characterized by innovation that turns limited production resources to his advantage. From Nadia: The Secret of Blue Water to Neon Genesis Evangelion, his works move...