Nakashima Tetsuya's debut
Jasper Sharp
jasper_sharp at hotmail.com
Mon Aug 3 12:30:03 EDT 2009
Hmmm. The plot thickens. A Japanese friend told me "Normally $B$N;z(B relates to the word comes before that, and taking the first
letter of this word and say like $B$[$N;z(B, this $B$[(B stands for $B$[$l$k!J(Bin love),
or someone says she is $B$-$N;z(B means she is crazy because $B$-(B is first
character of $B$-$A$,$$(B(crazy). Also if you say $B$*$s$N;z(B means greatful. So if
you don't know what $B$O(B stands for in the film, you only can translate
"Forgetting HA". HA could be the first letter of someone's name or the
first letter of an object"
Neither make a huge amount of sense!
Midnight Eye
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Date: Mon, 3 Aug 2009 12:25:55 -0400
From: herlands at umich.edu
To: KineJapan at lists.acs.ohio-state.edu
Subject: Re: Nakashima Tetsuya's debut
It's an interesting title, Jasper. "hanoji" is about going round and round in circles$B!D(B Perhaps a title of $B!H(Bbreaking the cycle$B!I(B would work? Good luck.
Jason
On Aug 3, 2009, at 11:50 AM, Jasper Sharp wrote:
Dear Kinejapanners,
I'm really trying to work out a decent translated title for this first jishu eiga by Memories of Matsuko director Nakashima Tetsuya:
Hano ji wasurete ($B$O$N;zK:$l$F(B, 1981). (see: http://pff.jp/jp/old/award/1982.html#hanoji)
I don't know if this film has appeared in any of his official english language biographies, and I am certain it hasn't been shown anywhere outside of Japan. The Japanese seems to be intranslatable, or at the very least, ambiguous.
Can anyone help at all?
Jasper Sharp
Midnight Eye www.midnighteye.com
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