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wetgeliscasualinterval · 1 year

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Branded to Kill (1967) dir. Seijun Suzuki

Cinematography by Kazue Nagatsuka

#branded to kill #seijun suzuki #kazue nagatsuka #film #japanese film #cinema #movie #movie stills #film frames #cinematography

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sesiondemadrugada · 1 year

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Branded to Kill (Seijun Suzuki, 1967).

#koroshi no rakuin #branded to kill #seijun suzuki #jô shishido #kazue nagatsuka #akira suzuki #mutsuo tanji #motozô kawahara

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onenakedfarmer · 4 months

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Currently Watching

8 HOURS OF TERROR [HACHIJIKAN NO JYÔFU] Seijun Suzuki Japan, 1957

#Harue Tone #Seijun Suzuki #Japanese films #Nobuo Kaneko #Zenji Yamada #Stagecoach #1957 #Kazue Nagatsuka #watching

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wintercorrybriea2 · 2 years

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Branded to Kill (1967) dir. Sejun Suzuki

Cinematography. Kazue Nagatsuka

#my gifs #Branded to Kill (1967)#photography #1960s

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cinemaronin · 1 year

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Youth of the Beast (1963)

野獣の青春 Youth of the Beast (1963) directed by Seijun Suzuki cinematography by Kazue Nagatsuka

#野獣の青春 #youth of the beast #seijun suzuki #japanese cinema #japanese movies #stills #1960s #vintage #jō shishido #misako watanabe

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byneddiedingo · 2 years

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Annu Mari and Joe Shishido in Branded to Kill (Seijun Suzuki, 1967) Cast: Joe Shishido, Mariko Ogawa, Annu Mari, Koji Nanbara, Isao Tamagawa, Hiroshi Minami. Screenplay: Hachiro Guryu, Mitsutoshi Ishigami, Takeo Kimura, Chusei Sone, Atsushi Yamatoya. Cinematography: Kazue Nagatsuka. Art direction: Motozo Kawahara. Film editing: Akira Suzuki. Music: Naozumi Yamamoto. Seijun Suzuki' s favorite leading man, chipmunk-cheeked Joe Shishido, plays a hitman who gets sexually charged by the smell of boiling rice. He also falls afoul of the yakuza and a mysterious woman who is fascinated by butterflies. And that's only the beginning of Suzuki's wildly fascinating cult film, which got the director fired from Nikkatsu Studios. Inspired in part by the James Bond movies, Suzuki's film has been cited as an influence on directors like John Woo and Quentin Tarantino, but it's very much its own thing.

#Branded to Kill #Seijun Suzuki #Joe Shishido #Annu Mari

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pseudainm · 2 years

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Branded to Kill, 1967. dir. Seijun Suzuki; cine. Kazue Nagatsuka.

#seijun suzuki #branded to kill #1967 #kazue nagatsuka

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tvln · 4 years

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muteppo-daisho / reckless boy boss / a hell of a guy (jp, suzuki 61)

#muteppo-daisho #reckless boy boss #a hell of a guy #suzuki seijun #Kazue Nagatsuka

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absencesrepetees · 5 years

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youth of the beast (seijun suzuki, 1963)

#youth of the beast #yaju no seishun #seijun suzuki #kazue nagatsuka #s

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icollectimages · 6 years

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Branded to Kill (1967) Cinema Without People

Directed by: Seijun Suzuki

Cinematography by: Kazue Nagatsuka

#Branded to Kill #Movie #Seijun Suzuki #Kazue Nagatsuka #Cinema Without People

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manganic-malaria · 7 years

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Kagerō-za (Heat-Haze Theatre), 1981

#Kagerō-za #Heat-Haze Theatre #Heat Shimmer Theater #Seijun Suzuki #Kazue Nagatsuka #Noriyoshi Ikeya #1981

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sesiondemadrugada · 5 years

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Tsigoineruwaizen (Seijun Suzuki, 1980).

#tsigoineruwaizen #Tsigoineruwaizen (1980)#seijun suzuki #yôzô tanaka #hyakken uchida #yoshio harada #kazue nagatsuka #nobutake kamiya #takeo kimura #yoshito tada #akiyoshi kanda #genji fukushima #yoshinobu matsukawa

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mxxnlightpetals · 3 years

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『千年廻り唄／Sen'nen Meguri Uta』結楽(CV.永塚拓馬)&楽久(CV.野上翔)」Lyrics and Translations

Title: 千年廻り唄／Sen'nen Meguri Uta (A thousand-year-old Song) Singer: 結楽/Yura (CV.永塚拓馬/Nagatsuka Takuma) & 楽久/Gaku (CV.野上翔/Nogami Sho) By: ボルテージ(Voltage Inc.)

LYRICS

時代は廻りし Toki wa meguri shi 繰り返す泡沫 Kurikaesu utakata 約束の鈴の音に Yakusoku no suzu no ne ni 動き出す運命 Ugokidasu sadame

あの日の願い Ano hi no negai あの日交わした誓い Ano hi kawashita chikai 魂に刻まれた Tamashī ni kidzamareta 記憶　呼び覚ます Kioku yobisamasu

悠久のような（ふたりきりで） Yūkyū no yōna (futari kiri de) 日々泳いでは（暮れなずみ） Hibi oyoide wa (kure nazumi) 待っていた（待っていた） Matteita (matteita) 信じてた（信じてた） Shinjiteta (shinjiteta) 君に逢える時を Kimi ni aeru toki o

今一度結び合う Ima ichido musubi au 縁はつよき絆へと Enishi wa tsuyoki kizuna e to 千年（千年） Sen'nen (Sen'nen) 前から（続く） Mae kara (tsudzuku) 揺るがぬ想い Yuruganu omoi

ここからまた始まりゆく Koko kara mata hajimari yuku 新しい物語 Atarashī monogatari 瞼を（瞼を） Mabuta wo (mabuta wo) 閉じれば（清か） Tojireba (sayaka) 風に凛、と響いた Kaze ni rin to hibiita

遠きに別れ Tōki ni wakare 幾年重ねても Ikutose kasanete mo 魂に抱かれた Tamashī ni daka reta 記憶は根せない Kioku wa asenai

廻る時代と（現の世も） Meguru toki to (utsutsu no yo mo) 変わらない空（あやかしも） Kawaranai sora (ayakashi mo) 見上げては（見上げては） Miagete wa (miagete wa) 描いてた（描いてた） Egaiteta (egaiteta) 君　訪れる日を Kimi otozureru hi o

彼方より結ばれし Kanata yori musuba reshi 縁をかたき絆へと Enishi wo kataki kizuna e to 千年（千年） Sen'nen (sen'nen) 前より（もっと） Mae yori (motto) 確かになれ Tashika ni nare

大きなうねりのように Ōkina uneri no yō ni 去ってはまた来る命の Satte wa mata kuru inochi no 利那の（利那の） Setsuna no (setsuna no) 数だけ（煌り） Kazu dake (kirari) 輝きがあるだろう Kagayaki ga aru darou

風に凛、と響いた Kaze ni rin to hibiita 鈴の歌声に導かれて Suzu no oto ni michibika rete あの日の（忘れぬ） Ano hi no (wasurenu) 約束（言葉） Yakusoku (kotoba) さあ果たそう Sā hatasou

今一度結び合う Ima ichido musubi au 縁はつよき絆へと Enishi wa tsuyoki kizuna e to 千年（千年） Sen'nen (sen'nen) 前から（今も） Mae kara (ima mo) 続く想い　胸に Tsudzuku omoi mune ni

君に逢いにゆこう Kimi ni ai ni yukou

ENGLISH TRANSLATIONS

The times go around, fragile repeatedly The sound of the promised bell, Destined to start moving

The wish of that day, The vows I made that day, Was engraved in the soul And awakens the memory

Just like eternity (only the two of us) Waded through the days (the dark grow slowly) I was waiting (I was waiting) I believed (I believed) The time when I could meet you

Now we're tied together once again The fate becomes a strong bond A thousand years (a thousand years) From back then (continued) My feelings are unwavering

It will start again from here, with a new story If I close (if I close) My eyelids (so fresh) It echoed in the wind

Farewell in the distance No matter how many years It was embraced by the soul, The memory never fades

As the times go around (so does the present world) The sky doesn't change (so does the ayakashi) When I looked up (when I looked up) I pictured, (I pictured) The day when you came to visit

Connected by far in the distance Strike your fate and becomes a bond A thousand years (a thousand years) Than before (I'll be more) And more certain

Just like a big swell, Life that leaves and comes again The moments are (the moments are) Just a number (glittery) There will be shine, right?

It echoed in the wind Guided by the sounds of the bell That day, (unforgettable) Promised (words) Let's fulfill it

Now we're tied together once again The fate becomes a strong bond A thousand years (a thousand years) From back then (even now) This feeling continued in my heart

I'll go to where you are

#ayakoi #ayakashi romance reborn #ayakashi yura #ayakashi gaku #ayakashirr #ayakashi rr #sennenmeguriuta #lyrics #otome romance #otome game #千年廻り唄 #voltage

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clemsfilmdiary · 4 years

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The Best of April 2020

Best Discovery: Kagerō-za

Runners Up: The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover, The Meyerowitz Stories, My Left Foot, Pin, Season of the Witch, Serpent's Path, Smoking/No Smoking, Someone to Love, The Tale of Genji, Twice in a Lifetime, An Unforgettable Summer

Best Rewatch: Naked

Runners Up: The Ballad of Narayama, Barry Lyndon, The Draughtsman's Contract, Drugstore Cowboy, The Late Show, A Man Vanishes, Nightcrawler, Ornamental Hairpin, Pulse, Shy People, A Snake of June, Vanya on 42nd Street

Most Enjoyable Fluff: Cocoon

Runners Up: An Ideal Husband, Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome, Point Break, Unstoppable, Vanishing Act

Best Male Performance: David Thewlis in Naked

Runners Up: Pierre Arditi in Smoking/No Smoking, Art Carney in The Late Show, Matt Dillon in Drugstore Cowboy, Michael Gambon in The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover, Jake Gyllenhaal in Nightcrawler, Daniel Day-Lewis in My Left Foot, Wallace Shawn in Vanya on 42nd Street

Best Female Performance: Ellen Burstyn in Twice in a Lifetime

Runners Up: Sabine Azéma in Smoking/No Smoking, Cate Blanchett in Veronica Guerin, Jill Clayburgh and Barbara Hershey in Shy People, Asuka Kurosawa in A Snake of June, Julianne Moore in Vanya on 42nd Street, Kinuyo Tanaka in The Ballad of Narayama, Kristin Scott Thomas in An Unforgettable Summer, Lily Tomlin in The Late Show

Best Supporting Performance or Cameo: Greg Cruttwell in Naked

Runners Up: William S. Burroughs in Drugstore Cowboy, Katrin Cartlidge, Lesley Sharp and Peter Wight in Naked, Doris Dowling in The Lost Weekend, Dustin Hoffman in The Meyerowitz Stories, Martha Plimpton and Mare Winningham in Shy People, Rene Russo in Nightcrawler, Brooke Smith in Vanya on 42nd Street

Best Ensemble Cast: Naked

Runners Up: The Meyerowitz Stories, Shy People, Someone to Love, Vanya on 42nd Street

Most Enjoyable Ham: Julianne Moore in An Ideal Husband

Runners Up: Kiyoshirō Imawano in The Happiness of the Katakuris, Sarah Miles in White Mischief, Miranda Richardson in Snow White: The Fairest of Them All, Miranda Richardson and Martin Short in Merlin, Meryl Streep in Heartburn, Tina Turner in Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome

Best Cinematography: Barry Lyndon (John Alcott)

Runners Up: The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover (Sacha Vierny), The Draughtsman's Contract (Curtis Clark), Drugstore Cowboy (Robert Yeoman), Kagerō-za (Kazue Nagatsuka), Miss Oyu (Kazuo Miyagawa), Naked (Dick Pope), Pulse (Jun'ichirō Hayashi), Shy People (Chris Menges), A Snake of June (Shin'ya Tsukamoto), An Unforgettable Summer, (Călin Ghibu), Vanya on 42nd Street (Declan Quinn), A Zed & Two Noughts (Sacha Vierny),

Best Use of Color: Akira

Runners Up: The Ballad of Narayama, The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover, Kagerō-za, Melody Time, The Tale of Genji

Best Locations: Ornamental Hairpin

Runners Up: Barry Lyndon, The Draughtsman's Contract, A Hen in the Wind, Kagerō-za, Lekce Faust, The House on Carroll Street, Pulse, Serpent's Path, Shy People, Sudden Fury

Best Action Scenes: Point Break

Runners Up: Akira, Extraction, Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome, Unstoppable

Best Score: The Tale of Genji (Haruomi Hosono)

Runners Up: Akira (Shōji Yamashiro), The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover (Michael Nyman), The Draughtsman's Contract (Michael Nyman), Drugstore Cowboy (Elliot Goldenthal), A Man Vanishes (Toshirō Mayuzumi), Miss Oyu (Fumio Hayasaka), Naked (Andrew Dickson), Pulse (Takefumi Haketa), Serpent's Path (Hikaru Yoshida), Shy People (Tangerine Dream), Smoking/No Smoking (John Pattison), A Snake of June (Chu Ishikawa)

Best Hunk: Wilford Brimley in Cocoon

Runners Up: Beau Bridges in The Positively True Adventures of the Alleged Texas Cheerleader-Murdering Mom, Chris Cardona in Who Shot Patakango?, Moe Dunford in Dark Lies the Island, Mel Gibson in Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome, Charles Haid in Storyville, Gregory Harrison in Dangerous Pursuit, Chris Hemsworth in Extraction, Charlie Hunnam in King Arthur: Legend of the Sword, Pat Laffan in Barry Lyndon, Tim Rossovich in Night Shift

Honorable Mention: Terry Crews in John Henry, Jeremy Northam in An Ideal Husband,

Assorted Pleasures:

- Close-up animal footage and microphotography in Science Is Fiction

- Cozily stagey sets in The Ballad of Narayama and Smoking/No Smoking

- Claymation sequences in Lekce Faust

- Bloody ukiyo-e backdrops in Kagerō-za

- Intricately rendered Neo-Tokyo cityscapes in Akira

#list #best of the month

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cinemaronin · 3 years

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Tokyo Knights (1961)