The roots of Toshio Matsumoto's cinema
Tag - Funeral Parade of Roses
A cat-fight that subverts the visual language of cinema
To mark this year's Pride, Queer East returns to cinemas across London with a diverse set of films from China, Indonesia, Japan, Taiwan, and the UK, exploring...
“I am the wound and the blade,both the torturer and he who is flayed.” In an interview about his most important work, “Funeral Parade of Roses,” Japanese...
“Funeral Parade of Roses” has long been hailed as one of the greatest achievement of Japanese independent film in the sixties...
The British Film Institute (BFI) is launching a major six-month season, Japan 2020, on BFI Player from 11 May, with new collections including Akira...
This kaleidoscopic masterpiece, one of the most subversive, intoxicating films of the 60s and a classic of queer cinema, is a headlong dive into a dazzling...
The full programme for the first Queer East Film Festival is announced. The curated series of screenings across London, with accompanying panel events, will...
“I am the wound and the blade, both the torturer and he who is flayed.” In an interview about his most important work, “Funeral Parade of Roses,” Japanese...
