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040			_cNichia-Akishino _aBiblioteca Su Alteza Imperial Príncipe Akishino _eAACR2
082	0		_a791.430952 _bR531 2005 _220
100	1		_aRichie, Donald, _d1924-2013 _9434
245	1	2	_aA hundred years of japanese film : _ba concise history, with a selective guide to DVDs and videos / _cDonald Richie; foreword by Paul Schraeder.
250			_a1ra ed. rev. y actualizada.
260			_aTokio : _bKodansha, _c2005.
300			_a317 p. : _bil. ; _c23 cm.
505	0		_aForeword by Paul Schrader Introduction 1-A CONCISE HISTORY OF JAPANESE FILM Beginnings and the Bernsbi 17 Film, Theater, and Actors 22 Realism and Reality 25 Western Influences 27 Shingeki and New Narrative Tactics 29 The Gendaigeki 32 2 Taisho Democracy and Shochiku 43 The New Gendaigeki. Shimazu, Gosho, Shimizu, Ozu, and Naruse 46 The New Jidaigeki. Itami, Inagaki, Ito, and Yamanaka Sadao 64 Nikkatsu and the Shimpa: Mizoguchi Kenji 77 Expressionism, Kinugasa Teinosuke, and the Leftist Film 84 Criticism and Crackdown: World War II 96 The Occupation of Japan 107 Postwar Developments 115 Ozu and Naruse 119 Mizoguchi and the Period-Film 129 New Means: Jun-bungaku, Comedy, and Social Issues 134 The Abent of Television and the Film's Deferees Suki Nakahira, Kawashima, and Imamura 177 The Early Independente Hani and Teshigahara 192 The "New Wave" Oshima, Yoshida, and Shinoda 196 After the Wave 208 Making Audiences 213 The New Independents 216 Documentary and Anime 247 Conclusion 259 II-A SELECTIVE GUIDE TO DVDS AND VIDEOS Introduction 263 Listings 265 Japanese Historical Periods 293 Notes 294 Glossary 300 Bibliography 303 Index 306
650		0	_aHistoria _955
650		7	_aArtes visuales _2unescot _9783
653			_aCine japonés
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