Biographie
Masahiro Shinoda (b. 1931, Gifu prefecture) is a director known as the intellectual of the Japanese New Wave. He studied theatre history at university but was forced to seek work early on after the death of his mother in 1953. His experience in the Shochiku studio led to his debut One Way Ticket to Love, 1960. From the outset Shinoda was fascinated by the deeper psychology and aesthetics that his distinct visual style brought to his films. After leaving Shochiku in 1965, in an independent production, he focused on the work of classic dramatist Monzaemon, among others. The films Double Suicide, 1969 and Gonza the Spearman, 1986, for which Shinoda was awarded a special Silver Bear at the Berlin Festival, were based on Monzaemon's work. The films Silence, 1971 and MacArthur's Children, 1984, in which the director turned to the consequences of the Second World War for his generation, were both distributed in Czech cinemas.
MFF Karlovy Vary
Réalisateur
Films | |
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2003 |
Spy Sorge |
1999 |
Fukuró no širo |
1997 |
Seto'uči moonlight serenade |
1995 |
Šaraku |
1990 |
Šónen džidai |
1989 |
Maihime |
1986 |
Gonza, le lancier |
1984 |
Seto'uči šónen jakjú dan |
1981 |
Akurjótó |
1979 |
L'Étang du démon |
1977 |
Hanare goze Orin |
1975 |
Sakura no mori no mankai no šita |
1974 |
Himiko |
1973 |
Kaseki no mori |
1971 |
Silence |
1970 |
Buraikan |
1969 |
Shinjû: Ten no amijima |
1967 |
Akane-gumo |
1966 |
Shokei no shima |
1965 |
La Guerre des espions |
Ucukušisa to kanašimi to |
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1964 |
Fleur pâle |
L'Assassinat |
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1962 |
Jama no sanka: Mojuru wakamonotači |
Namida o šiši no tategami ni |
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Watašitači no kekkon |
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1961 |
Júhi ni akai ore no kao |
Waga koi no tabidži |
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Šamisen to otobai |
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1960 |
Kawaita mizuumi |
Koi no katamiči kippu |
Documentaires | |
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1972 |
Sapporo Orinpikku |
Acteur
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1969 |
Les Funérailles des roses |
Séries | |
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2000 |
Nippon Academy šó |
Documentaires | |
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1994 |
Music for the Movies: Toru Takemitsu |
Invité
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1978 |
Nippon Academy šó |