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Composition Class [1938] – The Strengths and Inconveniences of Honesty
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It’s fascinating to witness the number of Japanese studio films from 1930s that focuses on the social and economic situation of the underclass. Yasujiro Ozu’s Passing Fancy (1933), An Inn in Tokyo
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Late Chrysanthemums [1954] – The Everyday Disappointments of Japanese Women in the Post-War Society
Arun Kumar
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Mikio Naruse’s first three adaptations of Fumiko Hayashi’s stories – Repast (1951), Lightning (1952), and Wife (1953) – explored how women’s social roles remain limited by traditional gender norms
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Late Chrysanthemums [1954] – The Everyday Disappointments of Japanese Women in the Post-War Society
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Emitai [1971] – A Thoughtful African Perspective on the Colonial Era
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Ousmane Sembene, who has made a series of seminal Senagalese movies, is generally hailed as the ‘father of African cinema’. Born in 1923, Sembene has worked at the docks of Marseilles, where he got
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Touki Bouki [1973] – A Visually Striking Critique on Post-Colonial Mentality and Hollow Dreams
Arun Kumar
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Apart from being a master storyteller, Martin Scorsese was well-known for his encyclopedic knowledge about cinema and for his commitment to preserve or restore the lost and forgotten cinematic gems
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Touki Bouki [1973] – A Visually Striking Critique on Post-Colonial Mentality and Hollow Dreams
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Le Corbeau [1943] – A Decidedly Bleak Picture on Human Duplicity and Frailties
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Henri Georges Clouzot’s Occupation-era film, Le Corbeau (The Raven, 1943) although regarded as a masterpiece in the later decades, attracted lot of controversies in the immediate post-war period.
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Half Nelson [2006] – A Teacher & Student’s Search for Identity
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Half Nelson refers to a wrestling hold in which a wrestler’s arm is passed under his opponent’s armpit and the hand is holding the back of the opponent’s neck; an uncomfortable position in which the
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Ornamental Hairpin [1941] – A Japanese Wartime Drama that Skilfilly Combines Humor with Pathos
Arun Kumar
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Hiroshi Shimizu’sOrnamental Hairpin (‘Kanzashi’, 1941) along with the director’s other two talkies – Mr. Thank You (‘Arigato-san’, 1936) & The Masseurs and a Woman (‘Anma to onna’, 1938) – were
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Humanity and Paper Balloons [1937] – A Subtly Drawn Tragicomedy
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Sadao Yamanaka’sHumanity and Paper Balloons (1937) ends with a poetic imagery of a hand-made paper balloon landing in a gutter, set adrift by the light breeze. This metaphorical representation of the
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