Nagisa Ôshima (1932–2013) |
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Nagisa Oshima's career extends from the initiation of the "Nuberu bagu" (New Wave) movement in Japanese cinema in the late 1950s and early 1960s, to the contemporary use of cinema and television to express paradoxes in modern society. After an early involvement with the student protest movement in Kyoto, Oshima rose rapidly in the Shochiku company...
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Born:in Tamano, Okayama, JapanDied:(age 80) in Fujisawa, Kanagawa, Japan |
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Director (41 credits)
Director (41 credits)
1977
Dokyumento: Jinsei no gekijô
(TV Series documentary) (2 episodes)
- Shisha wa itsumademo wakai
(1977)
1975-1976
Shirarezaru sekai
(TV Series documentary) (4 episodes)
- The Isle of the Final Battle
(1976)
- The Sunken Tomb
(1976)
- The Golden Land of Bengal
(1976)
- The Battle of Tsushima
(1975)
1972-1973
Ikite iru ningen ryokô
(TV Series documentary short) (2 episodes)
- Bengaru no chichi: Râman
(1973)
- The Journey of the Blind Musicians
(1972)
1966-1972
Subarashii sekai ryokô
(TV Series documentary) (2 episodes)
- Joi! Bangla
(1972)
- Kokujin kokka tanjô
(1966)
1964-1965
Ajia no akebono
(TV Series) (13 episodes)
- Episode #1.13
(1965)
- Episode #1.12
(1965)
- Episode #1.11
(1965)
- Episode #1.10
(1965)
- Episode #1.9
(1965)
1962-1964
Non-fikushon gekijô
(TV Series documentary short) (5 episodes)
- The Tomb of Youth
(1964)
- A Rebel's Fortress
(1964)
- A National Railway Worker
(1964)
- The Forgotten Army
(1963)
- Youth on Ice
(1962)
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Writer (39 credits)
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Self (33 credits)
Self (33 credits)
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Archive footage (10 credits)
Archive footage (10 credits)
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