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   May 2, 2024 · The traveling shot is at the heart of Hiroshi Shimizu’s cinema. His camera glides alongside people as they walk, or tracks backward as they advance down a road. Scenes unspool at the pace of strollers and pilgrims, chatting pairs of women, itinerant workers on their way to the next job.

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   Hiroshi Shimizu. For those in the New York City area, the Museum of the Moving Image and Japan Society are running a retrospective of Hiroshi Shimizu's work from mostly 35mm prints. I've caught some of the silent films and they've been excellent so far. Beautiful, incredibly snappy (nothing over 80 something minutes so far).

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   Presented at the Museum, Part I: The Shochiku Years gathers the best films of Shimizu’s protean and varied career with the studio from his stark, strikingly modernist early melodramas, both silent and sound, through the lyrical tours of provincial life with which he would become chiefly associated.

4. www.theyshootpictures.com › shimizuhiroshiHiroshi Shimizu - TSPDT

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   (1903-1966) Born March 28, Shizuoka, Japan. Key Production Country: Japan. Key Genres: Drama, Romance, Comedy.

5. bampfa.org › program › hiroshi-shimizu-notesHiroshi Shimizu: Notes of an Itinerant Director - BAMPFA

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   Drawing from a retrospective organized by the Japan Society and the Museum of the Moving Image in New York, Hiroshi Shimizu: Notes of an Itinerant Director offers a chance to rediscover the work of one of the great directors of the golden age of Japanese cinema.

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   May 2, 2024 · Such was the case as previewed the 27 films included in the upcoming Hiroshi Shimizu retrospective -- the largest ever in North America -- presented by the Museum of the Moving Image and the Japan Society in New York City.

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   Who is Hiroshi Shimizu?

   • One of the great directors of the Golden Age of Japanese cinema, Hiroshi Shimizu depicts the struggles of people on the margins with a light touch, avoiding melodrama and inflecting even the most serious stories with humor and profound humanity.

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   How many films did Hiroshi Shimizu make?

   • Its 1949 postwar setting provides the film a surprisingly elegiac look at how “times have changed.” Born in 1903 (the same year as Yasujiro Ozu), Hiroshi Shimizu made some 150 films between 1924 and 1959. While the majority of those have been lost, a significant number of excellent films have survived.

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   Why did Shimizu have a low profile?

   • His low profile is sometimes attributed to his being overshadowed by his exact contemporary Yasujiro Ozu (both were born in 1903), though Ozu was an avowed admirer of his colleague at Shochiku, the studio where Shimizu worked throughout the 1930s and the war years before striking out on his own.

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   When does Shimizu's 'postwar and independent years' release?

   • Part II: The Postwar and Independent Years opens at Japan Society on May 16 and will illuminate Shimizu’s output after his departure from Shochiku, particularly the trilogy of films he made with the orphans he personally adopted and brought up after World War II.

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   Mar 20, 2009 · I've taken a roundabout way to begin my review on the newest Eclipse box set, Travels with Hiroshi Shimizu. In the context of Shimizu's main themes and visual style, a detour is poetically and practically appropriate. In a word, Shimizu's cinema can be described as itinerant.