At the large hall of the Film Center of the National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo in Kyobashi 3-chome, a retrospective feature of film director Kenji Misumi is featured.
The period is until March 13 (Sun).
Director Misumi directed many works, mainly at the Daiei Kyoto Studio, but died suddenly at the age of 54 in 1975.
This project is a special feature of "History's largest" retrospective featuring 51 of the 67 films released by Misumi directed by Misumi and 19 films in charge of production of the TV drama "Mustic" series.
I watched "Lending a wolf with a child and lending arm" from 13:00 on the 13th (Sat)
This work is the first movie of a popular drama movie, and the story of a public servant, Tosaburo Wakayama, who became an assassin from the conspiracy of the Yagyu clan and went on a wandering journey with a young child, Daigoro .
It's been a long time to watch the so-called entertainment period drama, but it seems that Misumi's features appear in the screen composition and detailed frame layout that emphasize light and shadow, and I also enjoyed the overexpression with a focus on drama.
Click here for the website of the National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo "Movie Director Kenji Misumi" ⇒
http://www.momat.go.jp/fc/exhibition/misumi-2016-1/