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  • Kinugasa Teinosuke

    Jūjiro (1928; Crossways), was the most famous Japanese silent film. Kinugasa dispensed with chronological construction, using flashbacks to simulate the state of mind of the hero. The picture is also exceptional because of the gloominess of the drab gray setting and the experimental camera technique…

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    Jūjiro (1928; Crossways), was the most famous Japanese silent film. Kinugasa dispensed with chronological construction, using flashbacks to simulate the state of mind of the hero. The picture is also exceptional because of the gloominess of the drab gray setting and the experimental camera technique…

    Read More