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Symposium and online film screening: "Japanese Documentary Filmmaker Haneda Sumiko: Authorship and Gender Discourses"

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This project entitled “Japanese Documentary Filmmaker Haneda Sumiko. Authorship and Gender Discourses” proposes a rediscovery of probably the most important female documentary maker from Japan, Haneda Sumiko (1926-), who was a pioneer female documentarist and one of the most prolific in post-war Japan. Haneda was one of the few women working in the influential Iwanami Productions where she participated in the creation of many short and long non-fiction works from the early years of the company between 1950s and 1980s and as an independent filmmaker until 2012.

The project is the result of a collaboration of scholars working on Japanese Cinema from several angles -Gender Studies, Documentary Film, Film Theory and Authorship- who are joining efforts to cast light on this still under-researched female director.

 

Friday 16th - Saturday 17th July

Online film screening: Hayachine no Fu (Ode to Mt. Hayachine, 1982, 156min). Birkbeck Institute for the Moving Image (BIMI).

Registration required. 
If you would like to have access to the film please register here: https://soas-ac-uk.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_y5QoAyhiSGazyhrBia0NWQ

 

Thursday 22nd July

Symposium. (11am - 2.30pm UK Time / 7pm - 10.30pm Japan Time)

Hosted at SOAS Japan Reasearch Centre (JRC)

https://www.soas.ac.uk/jrc/events/22jul2021-japanese-documentary-filmmaker-haneda-sumiko-authorship-and-gender-discourses.html

No booking required

 

Friday 23rd - Saturday 24th July

Online film screening: Into the Picture Scroll-The Tale of Yamanaka Tokiwa (2004, 100min). Birkbeck Institute for the Moving Image (BIMI)

Registration
This event is free and open to public. If you would like to attend the event please register here: https://soas-ac-uk.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_y5QoAyhiSGazyhrBia0NWQ

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Speakers
  • Alejandra Armendáriz-Hernández
  • Dr Marcos Pablo Centeno Martin
  • Irene González-López