Evento

Films of Kinuyo Tanaka The Moon Has Risen () [In-Person Only]

Sat Jul 16: 7.30pm PDT

$13 General Admission
$10 Student/Child/Senior
$7 NWFF/Alliance Française Members

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Kinuyo Tanaka
Japan
1955
1h 42m
Series - The Films of Kinuyo Tanaka at NWFF + The Beacon

About
(Kinuyo Tanaka, Japan, 1955, 102 min, in Japanese with English subtitles)

Devised by the Directors Guild of Japan, The Moon Has Risen is based on a screenplay jointly written by Yasujiro Ozu and Ryosuke Saito, and is Kinuyo Tanakas second feature film as a director. She is also a member of the cast for this enchanting love story told from a uniquely feminine perspective, which follows the romantic fortunes of three sisters leading tranquil lives in Japans ancient capital Nara during late autumn.

Tanakas direction is enhanced by the participation of several of Ozus regular collaborators, such as Chishu Ryu who plays the sisters father, and Takanobu Saito who composed the score. Other main cast members include Hisako Yamane, Yoko Sugi, Mie Kitahara, and Shoji Yasui, who adopted the name of his character in this film, his motion picture debut, as his stage name.

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Northwest Film Forum (Ver)
1515 12th Ave.
Seattle, WA 98122
United States

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