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Paperback. Condition: New. Kenji Mizoguchi is one of the three acclaimed masters - together with Yasujiro Ozu and Akira Kurosawa - of Japanese cinema. Kenji Mizoguchi and the Art of Japanese Cinema is the definitive guide to the life and work of one of the greatest film-makers of the twentieth century.Born at the end of the nineteenth century into a wealthy family, Mizoguchi's early life influenced the themes he would take up in his work. His father's ambitious business ventures failed and the family fell into poverty. His mother died and his elder sister was obliged to enter a geisha house to support the family. Her earnings paid for Mizoguchi's education. Weak and deluded men and strong, self-sacrificing women - these were to become the obsessive motifs of Mizoguchi's films.Mizoguchi's apprenticeship in cinema was peculiarly Japanese. His concerns - the role of women and the realist representation of the inequities of Japanese society - were not. Through two World Wars, Japan's culture changed. Though censored, Mizoguchi continued to produce films. It was only in the 1950s that Mizoguchi's astonishing cinematic vision became widely known outside Japan.Kenji Mizoguchi and the Art of Japanese Cinema tells the full story of this famously perfectionist, even tyrannical, director.Mizoguchi's key films, cinematographic techniques and his social and aesthetic concerns are all discussed and set in the context of Japan's changing popular and political culture.

Paperback. Condition: New. Kenji Mizoguchi is one of the three acclaimed masters - together with Yasujiro Ozu and Akira Kurosawa - of Japanese cinema. Kenji Mizoguchi and the Art of Japanese Cinema is the definitive guide to the life and work of one of the greatest film-makers of the twentieth century.Born at the end of the nineteenth century into a wealthy family, Mizoguchi's early life influenced the themes he would take up in his work. His father's ambitious business ventures failed and the family fell into poverty. His mother died and his elder sister was obliged to enter a geisha house to support the family. Her earnings paid for Mizoguchi's education. Weak and deluded men and strong, self-sacrificing women - these were to become the obsessive motifs of Mizoguchi's films.Mizoguchi's apprenticeship in cinema was peculiarly Japanese. His concerns - the role of women and the realist representation of the inequities of Japanese society - were not. Through two World Wars, Japan's culture changed. Though censored, Mizoguchi continued to produce films. It was only in the 1950s that Mizoguchi's astonishing cinematic vision became widely known outside Japan.Kenji Mizoguchi and the Art of Japanese Cinema tells the full story of this famously perfectionist, even tyrannical, director.Mizoguchi's key films, cinematographic techniques and his social and aesthetic concerns are all discussed and set in the context of Japan's changing popular and political culture.

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Hardcover. Condition: used/Good+. Dust Jacket Condition: Fair. 221 Pages. Jacket With Some Wear. I.S.B.N 070690625X.

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Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. Very good, 384p, pages of glossy b&w photos, some edge wear to dust jacket and the black cloth boards, pages a bit tanned, clean with no marks inside.

Couverture souple. Condition: Comme neuf. In-4 broché. SOMMAIRE : - Matin ordinaire - Télévision 21è Festival international de télévision de Monte-Carlo - Rencontres du troisième type, édition spéciale - CAMERINI Mario (nécrologie) - HENDRIX Wanda (nécrologie) - Le mois des grandes dames - Fille prodigue - Vivre vite - SAURA Carlos - SAURA Carlos à propos de : Vivre vite (entretien) - Femme de l'aviateur - ROHMER Éric - Diable en boîte - Elephant Man - LYNCH David - Contrat - Dame aux camélias - Io sono Anna Magnani - Amour trop fort - Mater amatisima - Clara et les chics types - Zone grise - MURER Fredi M. - Loin de Manhattan - BIETTE Jean-Claude - Dos au mur - THORN Jean-Pierre - Lili Marleen - Chiens de guerre - Kassbach - PATZAK Peter - Divine madness - Alice dans l'Espagne des merveilles - FELIÚ Jorge - URSS Semaine du cinéma soviétique - URSS à propos de : Allumettes Semaine du cinéma soviétique - URSS à propos de : Appel Semaine du cinéma soviétique - URSS à propos de : Chasse sauvage du roi Stakh Semaine du cinéma soviétique - URSS à propos de : Équipage Semaine du cinéma soviétique - URSS à propos de : Moscou ne croit pas aux larmes Semaine du cinéma soviétique - URSS à propos de : 26 jours de la vie de Dostoïevski Semaine du cinéma soviétique - URSS à propos de : Quelques jours de la vie d'Oblomov Semaine du cinéma soviétique - MIKHALKOV Nikita - Accroche-toi j'arrive - À l'épreuve des mankis - Amours interdites d'une religieuse - Bidasse - Ça plane les filles - Celles qu'on n'a pas eues - Changement de saisons - Chaudes adolescentes - Comment se débarrasser de son patron - Concours - Cours spéciaux pour lycéennes - Deux héros du kung fu - Dynasty - Emmurée vivante - Fiancée de l'évêque - Fifty-fifty - Flambeuse - Folles nuits d'Ibiza - Jam Down - Karatéka démoniaque - Liberté des sens - Lycée des cancres - Lycéenne fait de l'oeil au proviseur - Lycéenne séduit ses professeurs - Mercenaires de l'espace - Out of the Blue - Parano - Puce et le privé - Recherches - Regard des autres - Scanners - Petit cercle d'amis - Foule hurle - FULLER Samuel Notes sur Samuel Fuller, anarchiste, moraliste et américain (article d'ensemble) - FULLER Samuel Fuller au crible - Tabler ronde avec Jacqueline Lajeunesse, Marcel Martin, Daniel Serceau, Noël Simsolo, Bertrand Tavernier, Jacques Zimmer - FULLER Samuel - Inde - Inde Thèmes courants du cinéma populaire indien - Inde Notes sur le cinéma de l'Inde du sud - New Delhi 1981 - Cuba Le cinéma cubain à la croisée des chemins - USA Lexique des réalisateurs de films fantastiques américains - Cinéma fantastique Lexique des réalisateurs de films fantastiques américains - ANDERSON Michael - BAKSHI Ralph - BARTEL Paul - BASS Saül - BOORMAN John - CARDOS John Bud - Colloque Colloque à Saint-Étienne : cinéma et société (compte rendu de colloque) - Clermont-Ferrand 1981 - Les enfants de Nagra et de Flaherty - France Les mécanismes officiels de soutien à la création cinématographique en France - Cinéma sur son 31 (1949-1980) (Véra Volmane) - REDFORD Robert Robert Redford (Gérard Bardavid) - MIZOGUCHI Kenji Kenji Mizoguchi (Filmoteca nacional de España) - GIONO Jean uvres cinématographiques 1938-1959 (Jean Giono) - MEYER Russ Cine.zine.zone n° 8, spécial Russ Meyer - Cité des femmes Une lettre de R. Tafani (courrier) - Courrier Notre courrier.

1st edition pictorial wrappers Fine large octavo 64pp., b/w pls., text ills.,

Paperback. Condition: New. Kenji Mizoguchi is one of the three acclaimed masters - together with Yasujiro Ozu and Akira Kurosawa - of Japanese cinema. Kenji Mizoguchi and the Art of Japanese Cinema is the definitive guide to the life and work of one of the greatest film-makers of the twentieth century.Born at the end of the nineteenth century into a wealthy family, Mizoguchi's early life influenced the themes he would take up in his work. His father's ambitious business ventures failed and the family fell into poverty. His mother died and his elder sister was obliged to enter a geisha house to support the family. Her earnings paid for Mizoguchi's education. Weak and deluded men and strong, self-sacrificing women - these were to become the obsessive motifs of Mizoguchi's films.Mizoguchi's apprenticeship in cinema was peculiarly Japanese. His concerns - the role of women and the realist representation of the inequities of Japanese society - were not. Through two World Wars, Japan's culture changed. Though censored, Mizoguchi continued to produce films. It was only in the 1950s that Mizoguchi's astonishing cinematic vision became widely known outside Japan.Kenji Mizoguchi and the Art of Japanese Cinema tells the full story of this famously perfectionist, even tyrannical, director.Mizoguchi's key films, cinematographic techniques and his social and aesthetic concerns are all discussed and set in the context of Japan's changing popular and political culture.

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437 p., 24 cm, bross.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Kenji Mizoguchi is one of the three acclaimed masters - together with Yasujiro Ozu and Akira Kurosawa - of Japanese cinema. Kenji Mizoguchi and the Art of Japanese Cinema is the definitive guide to the life and work of one of the greatest film-makers of the twentieth century.Born at the end of the nineteenth century into a wealthy family, Mizoguchi's early life influenced the themes he would take up in his work. His father's ambitious business ventures failed and the family fell into poverty. His mother died and his elder sister was obliged to enter a geisha house to support the family. Her earnings paid for Mizoguchi's education. Weak and deluded men and strong, self-sacrificing women - these were to become the obsessive motifs of Mizoguchi's films.Mizoguchi's apprenticeship in cinema was peculiarly Japanese. His concerns - the role of women and the realist representation of the inequities of Japanese society - were not. Through two World Wars, Japan's culture changed. Though censored, Mizoguchi continued to produce films. It was only in the 1950s that Mizoguchi's astonishing cinematic vision became widely known outside Japan.Kenji Mizoguchi and the Art of Japanese Cinema tells the full story of this famously perfectionist, even tyrannical, director. Mizoguchi's key films, cinematographic techniques and his social and aesthetic concerns are all discussed and set in the context of Japan's changing popular and political culture.

1st edition pictorial wrappers Fine large octavo 64pp., b/w pls., text ills.,

1st edition pictorial wrappers Near Fine large octavo 68pp., b/w pls., text ills., Asian Spring issue.

1st edition pictorial wrappers Near Fine large octavo 68pp., b/w pls., text ills., Tadjik Dawn issue.

1st edition pictorial wrappers Near Fine large octavo 64pp., b/w pls., text ills.,