A Brief History of Postwar Japanese Cinema
This post is based on a presentation I put together for Dr. Michael DeAngelis’ Cinema of Peace class that was taught at DePaul University during the winter 2013 quater. It is simply meant to …
This post is based on a presentation I put together for Dr. Michael DeAngelis ‘ Cinema of Peace class that was taught at DePaul University during the winter 2013 quater. It is simply meant to serve as a brief introduction into the history of postwar Japanese cinema, and is in no way comprehensive. Any factual errors are mine and mine alone, and I welcome any and all corrections, along with any other feedback you wish to provide. Thank you. POSTWAR JAPANESE CINEMA: REMEMBRANCE, UNDERSTANDING, AND THE PAINFUL ART OF HEALING INTRODUCTION The bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki during World W
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