Discover filmmaker Mikio Naruse at BAMPFA retrospective
Mikio Naruse captured the massive transformations of Japanese society during and after World War II in nearly 100 films, primarily focusing on the working class.
Ozu's films embody the aesthetic principle of 'mono no aware', emphasizing the beauty of transience through nuanced storytelling and artistic simplicity.
Ozu's films embody the aesthetic principle of 'mono no aware', emphasizing the beauty of transience through nuanced storytelling and artistic simplicity.
A Night of Ninja "Blood Bath" Films at SF's Balboa Theater
In 'Castle of Owls', Juzo, a determined Iga ninja, seeks vengeance for his family's tragic fate, showcasing the classic themes of honor and retribution common in Japanese cinema.