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1. Juni 2019 · Souls on the Road, Murata's first film, can be regarded as the first creation of an original Japanese cinema. Described by film critic Mark Cousin as "the first landmark film in Japanese history", it combines Japanese tradition with western influence. The film is also the first one to have been produced by the Shochiku Company Limited, a company created in 1895 for the production of Kabuki ...
8. Dez. 2021 · Souls on the Road (Rojō no Reikon), directed by Minoru Murata and released in 1921, is one of Japan’s best remembered silent films and considered among the first steps towards a distinctly Japanese cinematic culture.When his career as a violinist ends in disgrace as he collapses on stage in the capital, Koichiro returns to his mountain village on foot with his wife and daughter.
9. Dez. 2017 · The narrative of Souls on the Road is adapted from two foreign literature sources – Gorky’s play The Lower Depths and the German novel Mutter Landstrasse, das Ende einer Jugend by Wilhelm August Schmidtbonn. Influenced by the work of D.W. Griffith, Murata cuts between the stories of four interconnected groups of people – a failed violinist who returns home to his family with a wife and ...
SOULS ON THE ROAD 路上の霊魂 | Rojô no reikion. Directed by. Minoru Murata . Japan, 1921. Drama. 91. Synopsis. A failed violinist walks back to his home village with his wife and young daughter. On the road, they meet two recently liberated convicts ...
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Souls on the Road (1921) 04/08/1921 (JP) Drama 1h 31m User Score. Play Clip; Overview. A small town boy dreams of being a famous fiddler; Meanwhile, two convicts escape from prison and hide in the woods. ...
There's extensive use of parallel editing in the Griffith mode. One of the heroines looks like a cross between Mary Pickford and Lillian Gish, and that's hardly the only western influence. The opening and closing titles quote Maxim Gorky, the Russian writer, and the characters celebrate Christmas.
