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Yoshio Goto
@yoshiogoto
Kiyoshi Awazu has a keen interest in film and was part of avant-garde filmmaking circles as a poster designer and filmmaker. He was a member of an Independent Film Promotion Society. This interest in Film was also shown in his striking cover designs for Quarterly Film, a magazine launched in 1968 by Film Art Company representing avant-garde art, ex... See more
Keishi Masuda
@keishi
‘So you call it Kurama-style in Kyoto. Where I’m from, if you simmer something with sansho pepper, that’s Arima-style.’ ‘Must be a case of local pride then. Kurama and Arima are both famous for their sansho, aren’t they?’
Jesse Kirkwood • The Kamogawa Food Detectives
UMEHARA: I wrote a play called Gilgamesh that dramatized the Gilgamesh legend. I consider it to be my best work. The best works don’t always sell well, but I really think it is my best work.
Hayao Miyazaki • Turning Point: 1997-2008
Loss of motive. Japanese animation is testimony to the horrors that occur when people keep producing works that don’t assign independent motivations to the protagonists based on some sort of value system.
Hayao Miyazaki • Starting Point: 1979-1996
nto the factory? He will die otherwise." "Yes, if it is possible, I will do it. I will report it. What kind of profession does this man have?" "Lawyer." "Yes, what should I do with a lawyer?" "Well maybe you can find a way for him, comrade." So, when I informed the production scheduling department that I have ascertained with my inspections that a ... See more
Curt Herzstark • An Interview with Curt Herzstark
I tried to be a good father, but in the end I wasn’t a very good parent.