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 Posted: Sun Dec 26, 2004 6:59 pm Post subject: A Donald Richie Film Anthology (1962-1970)(DVD)(UPDATED) |
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Master Of The Dead Donkey
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| Quote: | Donald Richie is well known as the foremost Western scholar of the Japanese cinema. Novelist, essayist, film critic, he has also written, directed and edited a number of films, and produced his own experimental shorts in the 1950s and 1960s.
Though relatively unknown in the rest of the world, these films have had a seminal influence in Japan. While his work attracted strong interest in that country, the audience, in Richie's words, "just vanished" as the 60s? counter-culture returned to their day jobs.
Still, the films remain an important part of a seminal period in Japanese contemporary arts and are rightly gaining a new audience both in Japan and abroad.
[ http://www.hindustantimes.com/news/6434 ... 160023.htm ]
The Western view of Japan is revealed as a view in a mirror: we look at Japan, but we see ourselves. The distinguished film critic, author and film-maker Donald Richie explores this theme, inspired by the festival's extensive Japanese programme and particularly by the series of 'imaginings' of Japan by Western directors presented under the rubric 'Bridge in the Rain'. Donald Richie has lived in Japan since 1954, he is recognised as one of the world's experts on Japanese cinema and its history. His curatorial activity includes retrospectives of Ozu, Yanagimachi, the Japanese Film and Japanese Experimental Film. From 1968-73 he was Curator of Film at the Museum of Modern Art, NY. As a film critic he has published widely and currently contributes to the International Herald Tribune and The Japan Times. His many books on Japanese cinema include the ground?breaking history The Japanese Film: Art and Industry (with Joseph Anderson, 1959) and he also written extensively on other aspects of Japan in The Inland Sea and collected essays A Lateral View and Partial Views. To mark the occasion of his Serge Daney lecture, the festival has invited Donald Richie to present a programme of his own films. In the late 1960s, having made short films since the 1940s, Richie produced a startling, influential and very personal series of experimental films. Very much in tune with his film-making contemporaries in the US, in these films he explored new narrative or diary approaches to film, but at the same time they were a strong and profound response to his experiences and encounters in Japan. As such, these films provide a further commentary on the theme of a Westerner's observation of Japan, from a perspective that is nevertheless steeped in that culture.
[ http://www.filmfestivalrotterdam.com/en/film/4993.html ] |
Here's my christmas present to the true movies-connoisseurs. This is wonderful stuff, if you like, say, Maya Deren's work you shouldn't miss these. Also, they're rarer than rare. I'll release them in two batch, and here's the first one.
NOTE to HHAHers: This is not usual HHAH-stuff, yet I think at least Wargames and the (infamous) Cybele should interest most of you 
Thanks to Fitzcarraldo who pointed me to this DVD!
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ERRATA CORRIGE:
The very first link, those of Richie's commentary, was wrong! I shared by mistake a rip with bad AR. I had uploaded very little of it so I unshared the bad rip, please click on the new link. 
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THERE'S AN EASY FIX THAT WILL LET YOU PLAY THIS MOVIE ON WINDOWS FLAWLESSY.
Please go HERE to learn about it.
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has anybody still got copies of WAR GAMES and ATAMI BLUES & could reshare them? There seem to be no complete sources for these two at the moment... Thanks a lot in advance!
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I would like War Games reshared as well, can anyone oblige. Thanks in advance
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Pretty wierd
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...no complete sources since mid-march... no one got those files any more??
Please! Anybody gotta have them, and I am only missing some lousy 40mb...
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I'll be able to reshare something after april 20th -- be patient (and remember me if I forget!)
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