A Question about Kinugasa's "A Crazy Page"

[Jasper Sharp]

Warren,
As an addenda to that, if you are in London it is easy to get a screening 
room to view the prints of both Kurutta Ippeiji and Jujiro (Crossroads) at 
the British Film Institute. Contact them a week in advance though.
Also, expect a long article about Kinugasa on Midnight Eye very very soon. 
We have got an exclusive interview Mariann Lewinsky, who spent 20 years 
studying the film and Japanese silent cinema in general. She reveals some 
very interesting information on the film.

Regards,
Jasper Sharp

Midnight Eye
www.midnighteye.com




>From: Michael Fitzhenry <michael.fitzhenry at artsit.usyd.edu.au>
>Reply-To: KineJapan at lists.acs.ohio-state.edu
>To: KineJapan at lists.acs.ohio-state.edu
>Subject: Re: A Question about Kinugasa's "A Crazy Page"
>Date: Thu, 07 Feb 2002 08:42:26 +1100
>
>Hello Warren,
>
>In Japan you have to wait for it to be screened around the circuit, by a
>festival or the film centre. However, if you want to watch a video there 
>are
>some members of this list who have a copy and are in Japan (they can 
>identify
>themselves to you). If you can get to Sydney Australia (that's where you 
>are
>now?) there is a video copy in the University of Sydney video library which
>you can watch there (you don't have to be a student or staff memeber to do
>that).
>
>Michael Fitzhenry
>
>warren tang wrote:
>
> > Hello Kinejapan members,
> >
> > Because I have the opportunity to be in Japan next month, I would like 
>to
> > know if there is some kind of film archive where I may view Kinugasa
> > Teinosuke's "Kurutta Ippeiji" (1926). Any leads would be most 
>appreciated.
> > Thanking you in advance.
> >
> > Warren Tang
>


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