HAPIVERI Magazine
Tatsuya Mori’s Documentary Philosophy: Pursuing...
Known as a documentary director, Tatsuya Mori was born in Kure, Hiroshima Prefecture, in 1956 and is currently also active as a specially appointed professor at Meiji University. His father’s...
Tatsuya Mori’s Documentary Philosophy: Pursuing...
Known as a documentary director, Tatsuya Mori was born in Kure, Hiroshima Prefecture, in 1956 and is currently also active as a specially appointed professor at Meiji University. His father’s...
Learning Video Direction from Shusuke Kaneko: A...
A Driving Force of the J-Horror Boom: The Ju-On Series Opened New Forms of Fear Explore the path that established new expressions of fear in horror and created the cultural...
Learning Video Direction from Shusuke Kaneko: A...
A Driving Force of the J-Horror Boom: The Ju-On Series Opened New Forms of Fear Explore the path that established new expressions of fear in horror and created the cultural...
Shusuke Kaneko's Horror Direction: Applying Com...
In the early twenty-first century, Japanese horror created a worldwide boom. One central presence was the 'Ju-On' series by director Shusuke Kaneko. Known as an innovator in tokusatsu cinema, Kaneko...
Shusuke Kaneko's Horror Direction: Applying Com...
In the early twenty-first century, Japanese horror created a worldwide boom. One central presence was the 'Ju-On' series by director Shusuke Kaneko. Known as an innovator in tokusatsu cinema, Kaneko...
Director Shusuke Kaneko's Visual Language: Inno...
Director Shusuke Kaneko is known in Japanese cinema as an innovator in special-effects filmmaking. The Heisei Gamera series of the 1990s overturned established ideas about the genre and opened new...
Director Shusuke Kaneko's Visual Language: Inno...
Director Shusuke Kaneko is known in Japanese cinema as an innovator in special-effects filmmaking. The Heisei Gamera series of the 1990s overturned established ideas about the genre and opened new...
A Pioneer of Everyday-Life Cinema: Yasujiro Shi...
In Japanese film history, the term shoshimin eiga, or lower-middle-class everyday-life cinema, is an important marker of a particular time and place.
A Pioneer of Everyday-Life Cinema: Yasujiro Shi...
In Japanese film history, the term shoshimin eiga, or lower-middle-class everyday-life cinema, is an important marker of a particular time and place.
Yasujiro Shimazu's Realist Direction: Applying ...
Yasujiro Shimazu, a master who left a lasting mark on Japanese film history, was born on June 3, 1897, into the family of a seafood merchant in Kanda, Tokyo. His...
Yasujiro Shimazu's Realist Direction: Applying ...
Yasujiro Shimazu, a master who left a lasting mark on Japanese film history, was born on June 3, 1897, into the family of a seafood merchant in Kanda, Tokyo. His...