HAPIVERI Magazine
New Forms of Historical Cinema: Human Drama in ...
Historical works in Japanese cinema have taken many forms, including period dramas and biographical films. Director Keishi Otomo, however, depicts history and human drama through new perspectives and visual expression,...
New Forms of Historical Cinema: Human Drama in ...
Historical works in Japanese cinema have taken many forms, including period dramas and biographical films. Director Keishi Otomo, however, depicts history and human drama through new perspectives and visual expression,...
Innovation in the Rurouni Kenshin Series: New G...
Action in Japanese films commonly meant period-drama swordplay, wire action, or a style relying heavily on CG. Rurouni Kenshin, released in 2012, renewed that expression and captivated audiences with realistic...
Innovation in the Rurouni Kenshin Series: New G...
Action in Japanese films commonly meant period-drama swordplay, wire action, or a style relying heavily on CG. Rurouni Kenshin, released in 2012, renewed that expression and captivated audiences with realistic...
Keishi Otomo’s Visual Beauty: Direction Beyond ...
Although both are audiovisual works, films and television dramas differ greatly in their production approaches. Keishi Otomo crosses this boundary with ease, establishing new visual expression by applying directing techniques...
Keishi Otomo’s Visual Beauty: Direction Beyond ...
Although both are audiovisual works, films and television dramas differ greatly in their production approaches. Keishi Otomo crosses this boundary with ease, establishing new visual expression by applying directing techniques...
United Red Army: The Road to Asama-Sanso and Un...
Known as a maverick in Japanese cinema, Koji Wakamatsu made particularly shocking films about the United Red Army. He insisted on adapting real events to portray the reality of revolutionary...
United Red Army: The Road to Asama-Sanso and Un...
Known as a maverick in Japanese cinema, Koji Wakamatsu made particularly shocking films about the United Red Army. He insisted on adapting real events to portray the reality of revolutionary...
Masahiro Shinoda and the Shochiku New Wave: Its...
In the 1960s, a new movement called the Shochiku New Wave emerged in Japanese cinema. Directors such as Masahiro Shinoda, Nagisa Oshima, and Yoshishige Yoshida stood at its center. Challenging...
Masahiro Shinoda and the Shochiku New Wave: Its...
In the 1960s, a new movement called the Shochiku New Wave emerged in Japanese cinema. Directors such as Masahiro Shinoda, Nagisa Oshima, and Yoshishige Yoshida stood at its center. Challenging...
Masahiro Shinoda and the Japanese New Wave: Bet...
Masahiro Shinoda emerged as a leading figure in the Japanese New Wave of the 1960s and established an individual cinematic expression combining tradition and innovation. His work differed both from...
Masahiro Shinoda and the Japanese New Wave: Bet...
Masahiro Shinoda emerged as a leading figure in the Japanese New Wave of the 1960s and established an individual cinematic expression combining tradition and innovation. His work differed both from...