The Struggle to Believe

Nagisa Oshima and the crisis of representation
by Chris Fujiwara   posted Sep 26, 2008

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Hi Chris! I'm here in boston enjoying immensely the retrospective and I really appreciate what you wrote about Oshima! Above all, Oshima is the most body conscious of filmmakers, which is perhaps connected to the non-psychological dimension you mentioned.
mhampton   posted 08.12.08

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Nagisa Oshima  |  Japanese cinema  |  1968  |  film review

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