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JIRAIYA THE NINJA (I HATE BUT LOVE)
Shozo Makino | Japan | 1921 | 21min | B & W | Original version without dialogue
FNC
Box office11 oct. 18:30Session 25
Cinémathèque Salle Claude Jutra
335, boul. De Maisonneuve Est Métro Berri-UQAM
Synopsis :
Presented with I HATE BUT LOVE
This once-in-a-lifetime event will feature music by the famous Montreal Japanese drum troupe ARASHI DAIKO.
Only a few fragments of this stunning classic have survived. Shozo Makino, father of Japanese cinema and his country’s answer to Georges Méliès, directs the first Japanese special-effects film.
A ninja, a kind of magician-slash-frog (!), and his wife who can turn into a snail do battle against an army of particularly evil bad guys. With Onoe Matsunosuke, a kabuki live actor and Japan’s first movie star (1,000 films between 1909 and 1926).
This once-in-a-lifetime event will feature music by the famous Montreal Japanese drum troupe ARASHI DAIKO.
Only a few fragments of this stunning classic have survived. Shozo Makino, father of Japanese cinema and his country’s answer to Georges Méliès, directs the first Japanese special-effects film.
A ninja, a kind of magician-slash-frog (!), and his wife who can turn into a snail do battle against an army of particularly evil bad guys. With Onoe Matsunosuke, a kabuki live actor and Japan’s first movie star (1,000 films between 1909 and 1926).
