HAPIVERI Magazine
Sadao Yamanaka's Path to Cinema: Applying Perio...
Born in 1909, Sadao Yamanaka had a strong interest in stories and moving images from childhood. He grew up when silent films were still dominant and Japanese cinema was gradually...
Sadao Yamanaka's Path to Cinema: Applying Perio...
Born in 1909, Sadao Yamanaka had a strong interest in stories and moving images from childhood. He grew up when silent films were still dominant and Japanese cinema was gradually...
Distinctive Visual Expression and Humor: Yoshim...
Yoshimitsu Morita was a director who remained committed to filmmaking free of genre constraints. While capturing social reality, he created films that left a powerful impression through distinctive visual expression...
Distinctive Visual Expression and Humor: Yoshim...
Yoshimitsu Morita was a director who remained committed to filmmaking free of genre constraints. While capturing social reality, he created films that left a powerful impression through distinctive visual expression...
Learning from Yoshimitsu Morita’s (Haru): Apply...
Released in 1996, (Haru) is a love story directed by Yoshimitsu Morita about communication through the internet, still unusual at the time. Starring Eri Fukatsu and Seiyo Uchino, it sensitively...
Learning from Yoshimitsu Morita’s (Haru): Apply...
Released in 1996, (Haru) is a love story directed by Yoshimitsu Morita about communication through the internet, still unusual at the time. Starring Eri Fukatsu and Seiyo Uchino, it sensitively...
Yoshimitsu Morita's Notable Films 1: The Family...
Released in 1983, The Family Game is one of Yoshimitsu Morita's signature works, an unconventional family drama starring Yusaku Matsuda. Portraying the relationship between a private tutor and a troubled...
Yoshimitsu Morita's Notable Films 1: The Family...
Released in 1983, The Family Game is one of Yoshimitsu Morita's signature works, an unconventional family drama starring Yusaku Matsuda. Portraying the relationship between a private tutor and a troubled...
Learning from Satsuo Yamamoto’s Major Films: Ap...
Shinobi no Mono at Daiei, starring Raizo Ichikawa, was a major hit as the first film to portray ninja realistically. Subsequent films including A Scarred Life, The Witness Chair, and...
Learning from Satsuo Yamamoto’s Major Films: Ap...
Shinobi no Mono at Daiei, starring Raizo Ichikawa, was a major hit as the first film to portray ninja realistically. Subsequent films including A Scarred Life, The Witness Chair, and...
Satsuo Yamamoto, a Master of Postwar Japanese C...
Yamamoto made his directorial debut in 1937 with Ojosan, based on a work by Nobuko Yoshiya, and his next film, Haha no Kyoku, became a record-breaking hit. In his private...
Satsuo Yamamoto, a Master of Postwar Japanese C...
Yamamoto made his directorial debut in 1937 with Ojosan, based on a work by Nobuko Yoshiya, and his next film, Haha no Kyoku, became a record-breaking hit. In his private...