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Mikio Naruse. Mikio Naruse (成瀬 巳喜男 Naruse Mikio?) (n. 20 august 1905, Tokyo (d), Tōkyō, Japonia – d. 2 iulie 1969, Tokyo (d), Tōkyō, Japonia) a fost un regizor, scenarist și producător de film japonez care a regizat aproximativ 89 de filme începând din 1930 (de la sfârșitul epocii filmului mut) până în 1967.
Mikio Naruse is one of the most popular directors in the history of Japanese cinema, a crafter of heartrending melodramas often compared with the work of Yasujiro Ozu and Kenji Mizoguchi. From the outset of his career, with his silent films of the early thirties, Naruse focused on characters, mostly women—geisha, housewives, waitresses ...
Mikio Naruse, like his contemporary Ozu, raised the shomin geki genre--quiet melodramas of lower-middle-class life--to a level of supreme artistry. Film Center director Richard Peña has called Naruse's a “curiously modern sensibility,” adding: “Like those of Ozu, Naruse's films depend upon a careful, supremely subtle modulation of framing, gesture and camera angle....
9 feb 2022 · Naruse non di rado “scherza” con lo spettatore, lo coinvolge nell’ossessione della rappresentazione, lo confonde e lo incanta, abbattendo le distanze. In Madre ( Okaasan , 1952), dopo circa 60 minuti di film chiusi da una dissolvenza ingannatrice, ecco che ci viene servito un “The End” con tanto di colonna sonora tipicamente conclusiva (foto 21) . È finito?
“The Cinema of Naruse Mikio presents not only a deft and subtle run-through of the world of an important auteur, but also a virtual encapsulation of the intellectual history of Japanese cinema during its most important period, the 1930s–60s. Catherine Russell contextualizes Naruse in the commercial situation in which he worked and in the historic
Mikio Naruse. “From the youngest age, I have thought that the world we live in betrays us; this thought still remains with me.”.
This video compiles scenes from 25 films directed by Mikio Naruse, made between 1931 and 1967. Naruse directed 88 films, of which 20 are considered lost. Amo...
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