REMINDER: The Sword and the Screen at Yale

[Aaron Gerow]

This coming weekend is the last weekend in our series of Japanese period film screenings at Yale. Friday night will feature Ito Daisuke's Diary of Chuji's Travels and Saturday Yamanaka Sadao and Ishida Tamizo. On Saturday there will be a symposium on Saturday featuring David Desser and Itakura Fumiaki. 

If there are any students interested in making the trip to New Haven and are looking for a graduate student couch to sleep on, let me know and I can see if I can hook you up with someone.


The Sword and the Screen: The Japanese Period Film 1915-1960
Rare samurai films from the collection of the National Film Center, Tokyo

Sponsored by the National Film Center of the National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo, and the Council on East Asian Studies at Yale University

ALL FILMS SCREENED IN 35MM FORMAT WITH ENGLISH SUBTITLES AT
THE WHITNEY HUMANITIES CENTER AUDITORIUM, 53 WALL ST., NEW HAVEN, CT
ALL SCREENINGS BEGIN AT 7:00 PM UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED*

Friday, February 10, 2012

	Sendaihagi
	先代萩 御殿の場 義大夫出語 1915 Producer: M. Kashii

	An Unforgettable Grudge
	長恨 1926 Ito Daisuke (15 minutes)

	A Diary of Chuji’s Travels
	忠次旅日記 1927 Ito Daisuke (107 minutes)

Saturday, February 11, 2012
*SCREENINGS AT 4:00 PM AND 6:30 PM RESPECTIVELY

	Kochiyama Soshun
	河内山宗俊 1936  Yamanaka Sadao (81 minutes)

	Flowers Have Fallen
	花ちりぬ 1938 Ishida Tamizo (74 minutes)

	Followed at 8:00pm with a Symposium:
	Panelists: 	David Desser (Emeritus, University of Illinois)
				Fumiaki Itakura (Curator, National Film Center, Tokyo)
           			Daniel Botsman (Chair of Council on East Asian Studies, Professor of History, Yale)
	Moderator: 	Aaron Gerow (Professor of Film Studies & East Asian Languages & Literatures, Yale)   
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