Reappeared from the works screened in 2011 at the Film Center Small Hall.
There are strict rules of rules with a capacity of 151 underground, and I hope you will be able to go with plenty of time.
It is a 6-day screening from Friday, Saturday and Sunday from June 8 to June 17.
1:50 on the 8th "Makie-Gonroku Matsuda's work, Iro Nabeshima." 6:00 "Mogura Yokocho" supervisor Hiroshi Shimizu, Shuji Sano, Yukiko Shimazaki.
0:00 on the 9th "Lemming" 2005 (France) Supervisor Dominik Moll. "Ginza Woman" Supervisor Kozaburo Yoshimura, Nobuko Otowa, Sumiko Hidaka.
0:00 on the 10th "Evil no Boku no Shin" supervisor Yasuki Chiba, Masayuki Mori, Yoshiko Kuga. 3:30 "My uncle," Jack Tachi.
2:00 on the 15th "A certain woman" supervisor Shiro Toyoda, Machiko Kyo and Fumiko Wakao. 6:00 "White Rose of the Iron Path", Abel Gance
0:00 on the 16th "Be a woman" Supervisor Yuji Kawashima, Setsuko Hara, Yoshiko Kuga, Kyoko Kagawa. 2:50 "Makie / Color Nabeshima" (record).
0:00 on the 17th "Mogura Yokocho" 3:00 "Reming".
Each movie had a good reputation, but the only silent movie, "White Rose on the Railway", is attracting attention.
This movie is a quoted article from Tadao Sato's Kinema Junpo's Best 200 European Films (1984 edition), but I will introduce it.
―Japan was released in 1926, but the excitement I gave to a young Japanese film at that time was great, and for example, Akira Kurosawa and others counted this work as one of the excitement of youth who made this film aspirations for film.―
I saw it a little earlier last week.
Small Hall of Film Center, National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo
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