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World Film History, II 4

World Film History, II 4. Asian Cinema. Japan after the war. TADASHI IMAI: Okinawa’s Lilies (1953) KON ICHIKAWA: Burmese Harp (1956), An Actor’s Revenge (1963) AKIRA KUROSAWA: Rashomon (1950), The Idiot, (1951), The Seven Samurai (1957)

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World Film History, II 4

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  1. World Film History, II 4 Asian Cinema

  2. Japan after the war • TADASHI IMAI: Okinawa’s Lilies (1953) • KON ICHIKAWA: Burmese Harp (1956), An Actor’s Revenge (1963) • AKIRA KUROSAWA: Rashomon (1950), The Idiot, (1951), The Seven Samurai (1957) • KENJI MIZOGUCHI: Diary of Oharu (1952), Tales of Ugetsu (1953) • YASUJIRO OZU: Tokio Story (1953), Early Spring (1956), Late Autumn (1956), An Autumn Afternoon (1962) • NAGISA OSHIMA: Cruel Story of Youth (1960), Death by Hanging (1968), The Realm of the Senses (1976)

  3. India • DHUNDIRAJ GOVIND PHALKE: Raja Harischandra (1913) • P.C. BARUA: Devdas (1953), Mukti (1937) • V. DAMLEM & S. FATEHLAL: Sant Tukaram (1936) • K.A: ABBAS: Dharti Ke Lal (1946) • RAJ KAPOOR: Awara (1951), Shri 420 (1955) • SATYAJIT RAY: Pathe Panchali (1955), Apajarito (1957), Parash Pathar (1958) • BIMAL ROY: Do Bigha Zameen (1953) • MRINAL SEN: Interview (1971), Calcutta ’71 (1972)

  4. Indian cinema has been inspired by • Ramayana and Mahabharata • Classical indian theatre • Popular theatre (partly derived from classical theatre) • 19th century Parsi theatre • Hollywood • MTV K. Moti Gokulsingi &Wimal Dissanayake

  5. Contemporary Indian Cinema • PRAKASH JHA: The Death Sentence: Mrityu Dand (1997) • ANESS BAZMEE: Pyaar To Hona Hi Tha (1998) • SANJAY LEELA BHANSALI: Devdas (2003) • MIRA NAIR: Monsoon Wedding (2004)

  6. Chinese cinema • HUI XI (tuottaja): Oopiumluolan väärin kohdellut kummitukset (1916?) • MINGXING (tuottajayhtiö): Hedelmämyyjän romanssi (1922) • JUNLI ZHENG: Joki joka virtaa itään (1947) • SUN YUN: Wu Xunin elämä (1950) • WU TIANMING: Elämä (1984) • LU XIOYA: Tyttö punaisessa (1984?) • CHEN BEICHEN: Sillan alla (1984?) • ZHANG JUNZHOA: Yksi ja kahdeksan (1984) • CHEN KAIGE: Keltainen maa (1985), Suuri paraati (1985), Kuninkaan lapset (1988), Hyvästit Jalkavaimolle (1993) • ZHANG YIMOU: Punainen pelto (1988), Ju dou (1990), Punainen lyhty (1991)

  7. Hong Kong and Taiwan • KING HU: A Touch of Zen (1971) • TSUI HARK: All the Wrong Clues (for the Right Solution) (1981) • JOHN WOO: A Better Tomorrow (1986), Hard Boiled (1992) • HOU HSIAO-HSIEN: His Son’s Big Doll (1983), A Time to Live and a Time to Die (1985) City of Sadness (1989)

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