Butoh On Film: Darkness And Light
Nippon Visions ½
Originally a phenomenon of the Japanese avantgarde, butoh has spread around the globe. Curated by Shinsedai Cinema Festival's Chris MaGee, we present a collection of rarely seen butoh films.
Guests:
Chris MaGee
| English Title | Japanese | Directors | Countries | Year | Language | Duration | Premiere |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gisei (Sacrifice) | Donald Richie | Japan | 1959 | 10 Min. | |||
| Rose-Coloured Dance | Takahiko IIMURA | Japan | 1965 | 13 Min. | |||
| Navel & A-Bomb | Heso to genbaku | Eiko HOSOE | Japan | 1960 | 14 Min. | ||
| The Portrait Of Mr. O (excerpt) | Chiaki NAGANO | Japan | 1969 | 7 Min. | |||
| Husk | Takashi Koma OTAKE, Eiko OTAKE | USA | 1987 | 9 Min. | |||
| Kazuo OHNO | Daniel Schmid | Japan, Switzerland | 1995 | 14 Min. | |||
| Magnetic Fields (excerpt) | Mario Moreleo | Japan, Italy | 2010 | 13 Min. | |||
| Canticle For Rain | Allen Kaeja, Denise FUJIWARA | Canada | 2009 | 4 Min. |