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Zigeunerweisen , Tsigoineruwaizen?, from the German "Gypsy Airs" is a 1980 independent Japanese film directed by Seijun Suzuki and based on Hyakken Uchidas novel, Disk of Sarasate. It takes its title from a gramophone recording of Pablo de Sarasates violin composition, Zigeunerweisen, which features prominently in the story. The film makes the first part of Suzukis Taish Roman Trilogy
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ZigeunerweisenDirected by Seijun SuzukiProduced by Genjiro AratoWritten by Yz TanakaHyakken Uchida novelStarring Yoshio HaradaNaoko OtaniToshiya FujitaMusic by Kaname KawachiCinematography Kazue
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recording of Zigeunerweisen and they discuss inaudible mumbling on the record. Nakasago suddenly takes to the road again with Koine, leaving Sono to birth their child alone. Both men enter affairs the return of the Zigeunerweisen record but he is sure he never borrowed it....Vacationing in a small seaside village, Aochi, a professor of German, runs into Nakasago, a former colleague turned nomad. Nakasago
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[edit...] CastYoshio Harada as Nakasago Naoko Otani as Koine/Sono Toshiya Fujita as Aochi Michiyo Okusu as Shuko, Nakasagos wife Kisako Makishi as Taeko Kirin Kiki as Kimi Akaji Maro as Blind Man...Yoshio Harada as Nakasago Naoko Otani as Koine/Sono Toshiya Fujita as Aochi Michiyo Okusu as Shuko, N
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.[1...] In the proceeding years he met frequently with his crew at his home in developing ideas for new projects. This resulted in Zigeunerweisen and Kagero-zathe first two films in what would become and commercially unsuccessful 1977 film A Tale of Sorrow and Sadness. The money to finance Zigeunerweisen only became available in 1979 when Suzuki met thentheatre producer Genjiro Arato.[3...] Thus it became
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Style and themesZigeunerweisen is a departure from director Suzuki Seijuns Nikkatsu films in many ways. It was shot entirely on location without access to studio resources; it runs 144 minutes culture into Japan and its effect on the Japanese identity....Zigeunerweisen is a departure from director Suzuki Seijuns Nikkatsu films in many ways. It was shot entirely on location without access to studio
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Producer Genjiro Arato was unable to procure exhibitors for Zigeunerweisen and exhibited the film himself with his company Cinema Placet in a specially-built, inflatable, mobile tent.[4...] The film was generally considered a success for an independent film.[5...] Critics named Zigeunerweisen the "must-see" film of 1980, it garnered four Japanese Academy Awards and reignited Suzukis career.[5
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AwardsZigeunerweisen received nine nominations at the 1981 Japanese Academy Awards and won in four categories, Best Film, Suzuki won for Best Director, Takeo Kimura for Best Art Director and Michiyo the best Japanese film of the 1980s by Japanese film critics.[4...]On the international front, the film won Honourable Mention at the 1981 Berlin International Film Festival...Zigeunerweisen received nine
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Trilogy, preceded by Zigeunerweisen 1980 and followed by Yumeji 1991, surrealistic psychological dramas and ghost stories linked by style, themes and the Taish period 1912-1926 setting. All were produced by Zigeunerweisen 1980 and followed by Yumeji 1991, surrealistic psychological dramas and ghost stories linked by style, themes and the Taish period 1912-1926 setting. All were produced by Genjiro Arato.
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Cinematography Kazue NagatsukaEditing by Akira SuzukiDistributed by Cinema PlacetGenjiro Amato PicturesRelease dates July 31, 1981Running time 139 minutesCountry JapanLanguage JapanesePreceded by Zigeunerweisen Kazue Nagatsuka Editing by Akira Suzuki Distributed by Cinema PlacetGenjiro Amato Pictures Release dates July 31, 1981 Running time 139 minutes Country Japan Language Japanese Preceded by Zigeunerweisen
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