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New Cinema from Japan
Many directors in attendance
A contemporary panorama will allow the audience to enjoy the energy and creativity of the Japanese cinema of the last three years through some forty new films (...)
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Koji Wakamatsu
In attendance
Dive into the work of an outstanding filmmaker, former yakusa, who spearheaded the pinku-eiga genre (Japanese erotic cinema) in the 60s (...)
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Shinobu Terajima
In attendance
The 60th Berlinale bestowed her an international recognition through the Silver Bear for Best Actress for her part as a battered wife in Caterpillar by Koji Wakamatsu (...)
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Rinko Kikuchi
In attendance
Her history is a fairy tale. This young Japanese actress, hardly 30, established herself on the international level with one single film and an Oscar nomination for her role in Babel (...)
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Sadao Yamanaka
Tribute
From the young and missed Yamanaka, only 3 films have survived the years: The Million Ryo Pot (1935), Kōchiyama Sōshun (1936) and Humanity and Paper Balloons (1937).The Festival is delighted to screen them all together (...)
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Akira Kurosawa
Cinémathèque française
He is the one who, with Rashomon, introduced Japanese cinema to the western world (...)
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Japan seen by...
Foreign filmmakers have always been fascinated by Japan. Since the Lumière brothers, many have attempted to unravel the secrets of the Land of the Rising Sun (...)
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Japanese Ghosts Stories
Under the Halle Aubervilliers of the CENTQUATRE, three exceptional nights revolving around disturbing visions, distressing apparitions and inexplicable disappearances (...)
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Young audience Screenings
Films for all ages (...)
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Short Films
Selection of short japanese films (...)
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ONE PIECE Night
5 animated films unseen in France ! (...)
©Eiichiro Oda/Shueisha, Toei Animation ©"2004 ONE PIECE" production committee
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