ライシャワー日本研究所では、イベントや展示会に加え、数多くの日本映画の上映会、また著名な日本映画作品を扱うハーバード・フィルム・アーカイブを含む数々の鑑賞会に協賛してきました。ライシャワー日本研究所の協賛により、ハーバード・フィルム・アーカイブでは、年間を通じて日本映画の上映会を定期的に開催しています。現在のスケジュールはこちらをご覧ください。
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過去の上映作品
2023年6月9日〜8月13日 Ozu 120: The Complete Ozu Yasujiro
2023年1月20日〜2月26日 Kinuyo Tanaka – Actress, Director, Pioneer
2020年2月21日～24日 Self Destruction Cinema: The Films of Tetsuya Mariko
2019年6月10日～23日 Extreme Cinema. The Action Documentaries of Kazuo Hara
2019年3月24日～4月27日The Other New Wave. Alternate Histories of Post WWII Japanese Cinema
2018年5月4日～6日Umetsugu Inoue, Japan's Music Man
2018年11月3日～26日 Shuji Terayama, Emperor of the Underground
2017年4月21日～5月22日 Hachimiri Madness! Japanese Independents from the Punk Years
2017年3月10日 The Art of Benshi, A Performance by Ichiro Kataoka
2017年3月3日 Three Radical Japanese Filmmakers
2017年2月24日～26日Three Films by Ryusuke Hamaguchi with Director Ryusuke Hamaguchi
2016-17年度、ジャパンフォーラムでの講義の一環として、ライシャワー日本研究所主催で上映会を開催しました。
2017年3月10日
Voices from the Waves (Nami no Koe)
Followed by Q&A and discussion with Director Ryusuke Hamaguchi, RIJS Visiting Fellow
From 2011 to 2013, Ryusuke Hamaguchi and Ko Sakai conducted a series of conversations with residents in the Tohoku region of Japan, an area heavily hit by both the earthquake and tsunami of March 2011. Their research resulted in three films, the second of which was Voices from the Waves (Nami no Koe, 2013). Featuring interviews with residents from the Tohoku region, this documentary explores how a single event impacts many lives and creates similar but unique pieces of storytelling.
2016年11月12日
Happy Hour
Presented with Q&A and discussion with Director Ryusuke Hamaguchi, RIJS Visiting Fellow
Happy Hour is a slow-burning epic chronicling the sentimental journey of four thirtysomething women towards a new understanding of life and love. With a five-hour-plus running time, this film creates intimate and subtly complex character development, achieved by collaboration between director Ryusuke Hamaguchi and the actresses, who together defined the characters in a series of workshop sessions that preceded the film’s eight-month shoot. Winning awards at major international festivals this film has brought new attention to one of Japan’s most talented young directors.
2016年11月4日
Okinawa: The Afterburn
Followed by Q&A and discussion with Director John Junkerman
A major hit in Japan since its release in June 2015, on the 70th anniversary of the Battle of Okinawa, Okinawa: The Afterburn depicts the Battle through the eyes of Japanese and American soldiers who fought each other on the same battlefields, along with Okinawa civilians who were swept up in the fighting, and the complex postwar fate of Okinawa, an island that has had to live side-by-side with an extensive array of U.S. bases, and the related crimes, accidents, and pollution they have caused, while coexisting, on a personal level, with the occupying soldiers.
2016年10月22日〜23日
Tsukiji Wonderland
Followed by Q&A and discussion with Director Naotarō Endō and Producers Maiko Teshima and Kazuha Okuda, featuring Theodore Bestor
Tokyo’s Tsukiji market, the largest wholesale fish market on the planet, is on the verge of being relocated. What has made a tired, gritty 80-year-old complex in the heart of Tokyo not simply a commercial hub but a cultural arbiter of contemporary Japanese cuisine? The documentary provides a rich and sustaining portrait of Tsukiji. Spend a day with the buyers, sellers, chefs, local residents, and visitors who help make a fish market central to a city’s sense of identity at a moment when the market’s very future is in flux.
2016年9月23日
Tell the Prime Minister
Followed by Q&A and discussion with Director Eiji Oguma
Tell the Prime Minister is a documentary film on anti-nuclear movement in Japan following the Fukushima nuclear disasters of 2011. Composed of footage of protests taken by ordinary citizens and uploaded to the internet, the film includes interviews with individuals including former Prime Minister Naoto Kan, a hospital worker, a young entrepreneur, a self-proclaimed anarchist, and shop clerk, an illustrator, a Fukushima evacuee, and a Dutch businessperson.
Shochiku Centennial Collection at HFA, Part 2
Hamaguchi Ryusuke, The World As Stage at the HFA
Soup and Ideology (2021) with Director Yonghi Yang
The Oath of the Sword (1914) at the HFA
Revolution+1 (2022) with Live Video Conversation with Director Masao Adachi at the HFA
Shochiku Centennial Collection at HFA, Part 1
OZU 120: The Complete Ozu Yasujiro at the HFA
Kinuyo Tanaka – Actress, Director, Pioneer at the HFA
Edo Avant-Garde (2019) with Director Linda Hoaglund at the Harvard Art Museums
Self-Destruction Cinema: The Films of Tetsuya Mariko at the HFA
Yama – Attack to Attack (1985) at the HFA
Extreme Cinema. The Action Documentaries of Kazuo Hara at the HFA
The Other New Wave: Alternate Histories of Post-WWII Japanese Cinema at the HFA
Umetsugu Inoue, Japan's Music Man at the HFA
Shuji Terayama, Emperor of the Underground at the HFA
Hachimiri Madness! at the HFA
The Art of the Benshi with Ichiro Kataoka at the HFA
Three Radical Japanese Filmmakers at the HFA
Three Films by Ryusuke Hamaguchi at the HFA
Happy Hour (2015) with Director Ryusuke Hamaguchi at the HFA
