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Between neorealism and the nouvelle vague stand Morris Engel and Ruth Orkin, whose independent feature Little Fugitive (1953) provided the nuts-and-bolts strategies for the French New Wave ...

Critical analysis of landmark international and independent cinema-Yasujiro Ozu ...

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I took this picture of Frank Oz a couple years ago while working on a Sesame PBS pledge-break special. What can I say here that people don't already know Frank is quite simply one of the best puppeteers ever -- he brings his characters (like Miss Piggy, Fozzie, Animal, Cookie Monster, Grover, Bert, Yoda) vibrantly to life like no one else can. He's incredibly smart, and although his mental ...

Yasujiro Ozu as an Architect text by Taro Igarashi A foreign architect asked Arata Isozaki what to do to consider problems of current Japanese family when she joined a design project of apartment house in Gifu. She received his answer that she should see both Tokyo Story (1953) directed by Yasujiro Ozu and Family Game (1983) directed by Yoshimitsu Morita at the same time. These are just a ...

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The Boston Phoenix Review from issue: February 24 - March 2, 2000 | reviews & features | by movie | by theater | film specials | hot links | Movies to the Max The MFA's Ophuls retrospective defines film by Chris Fujiwara NINE FILMS BY MAX OPHULS, At the Museum of Fine Arts, March 2 through 18. Everyone who's in love with movies loves Max Ophuls. Detractors can be found for almost any other ...

Max Ophuls LE PLAISIR The director Max Ophuls (Max Oppenheimer) was born in 1902 in Sarrebruck into a family of industrialists. He decided against joining the family business and threw himself into theater criticism. After ten intense years in the world of theater that made him one of the most celebrated travelling directors in Germany (he directed plays by Shakespeare, Moliere, Schiller, ...

The Boston Phoenix Review from issue: September 30 - October 7, 1999 | reviews & features | by movie | by theater | film specials | hot links | The composer's eye Yasujiro Ozu shows us everything by Chris Fujiwara Yasujiro Ozu's stature as one of the greatest filmmakers is not open to serious doubt. Although during his lifetime (1903-1962) he was less well known internationally than Akira ...