Oshima's '100 Years of Japanese Cinema'
Mathieu Capel
mathieucapel at gmail.com
Thu Oct 29 15:17:38 EDT 2009
I remember having asked that question about Tamura's name some months ago,
for there is indeed an ambiguity about it, from several archives and film
reports... By that times most of the contributors agreed about Tsutomu...
And so did Yoshida Kijû, who knew him quite well as a matter of fact...
Mathieu Capel
2009/10/29 Roger Macy <macyroger at yahoo.co.uk>
> Apologies for talking to myself, but to update my previous posting, the
> BFI have found the filmography for '100 Years', in their rights department.
> They intend to put it up on their BID/SIFT database after checking against
> the print when it returns from tour, but if anyone is interested, I am free
> to circulate it or post it. There's about 120 titles including 30 clips, in
> running order.
> Thanks to Alo Jõekalda for pointing me to the discussion at the bottom of
>
> http://wildgrounds.com/index.php/2008/07/04/100-years-of-japanese-cinema-nagisa-oshima/
> I haven't got hold of the old Connoisseur video, but what everyone reports
> is that it did *not* credit the individual films, which is odd, as the BFI
> touring print does.
>
> People have commented elsewhere on the eccentricity, and Ōshimacentricity
> of the list, but it has its own coherency. For example, the single film
> is quoted of TAMURA Takeshi who was, of course, mainly Ōshima's
> writer. (And am I right to prefer 'Takeshi' to the 'Tsutomu' on the BFI
> document ?) Personally, I'd rather see a film season built from this list
> than another completist retrospective of one director.
>
> Roger
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> *From:* Roger Macy <macyroger at yahoo.co.uk>
> *To:* KineJapan <KineJapan at lists.acs.ohio-state.edu>
> *Sent:* Tuesday, October 13, 2009 9:23 AM
> *Subject:* Oshima's '100 Years of Japanese Cinema'
>
> Ōshima’s '100 Years of Japanese Cinema
>
> Last night, the BFI showed Ōshima’s ‘100 Years of Japanese Cinema’. This
> morning, I suggested that they could drop from their notes one particularly
> inaccurate article and just put a filmography of the clips used. This
> they were happy to do, except that, despite being a BFI film, they cannot
> find any documentation. This is all the more surprising since since most
> of the reviews say the films are uncredited, yet this print had all the
> films credited via english subtitle. The list of clips (as opposed to
> stills) is not that long – I can remember a dozen and there may have been a
> handful more. Does anyone know where this can be obtained ?
>
> Roger'
>
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