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As the BFI dedicates its latest film season to Kinuyo Tanaka, we highlight five vital tales of female agency and desire by one of the countryâs first-ever female auteurs
âIn the 1950s, Japanese cinema enjoyed what is widely discussed as its second âgolden ageâ â a period in which the countryâs filmic output was considered among the best in the world. This was a time when directors like Akira Kurosawa (Rashomon), Kenji Mizoguchi (Ugetsu) and Masaki Kobayashi (Harakiri) were winning top awards in Europe. Japanese genre classics were transforming the shape of Hollywood â as Seven Samurai, Yojimbo and The Hidden Fortress were soon-to-be adapted to create The Magnificent Seven, A Fistful of Dollars and Star Wars in the West. And as Godzilla was born out of the atomic destruction of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, YasujirĹ Ozu (Tokyo Story) was creating gentle cinematic works that are today admired as some of the greatest of all time.
But while the stars of the screen were both male and female, the influential figures behind the cameras were predominantly men; the effect of a deeply patriarchal society historically bound by tradition. Most discussions of this deeply influential period of global cinema, in fact, will have little to say about female filmmaking at all â there were so few figures consistently working in the field. It was not until a young Naomi Kawase (Suzaku) won the CamĂŠra dâOr at Cannes in 1997 that women filmmakers of Japan truly found sustained recognition overseas.
Much-welcomed, then, is the BFIâs latest film season, in collaboration with Edinburgh Film Festival (EIFF) and Janus Films. Titled Kinuyo Tanaka: A Life in Film, it explores the outstanding works of one of the countryâs first-ever female auteurs â whose incredible and under-seen films have been newly restored in 4K. A screen icon in her own right (highlights from her incredible acting career, including collaborations with nearly all of the aforementioned filmmaking giants, are to be shown in September), Tanaka defied the male gatekeepers of the industry to carve out her own career behind the camera. She thrived in the process, delivering works that matched those of her male counterparts and often surpassed them.
Though her directing career was short (Tanaka completed six films in nine years in total), the stories she told were vital tales of female agency and desire that were essential to the cinematic development of one of the worldâs great filmmaking nations.â

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