March 1995

Pre-War Film Movements March 1995

In this issue, we talk about a little-known chapter in documentary history, Japan's pre-World War II proletarian film movement.

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March 1995

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Features
A Japanese woman talks with two young boys, from 'Children of Hiroshima.'
Talking Heads: Prokino's Kmori Shizuo and Noto Setsuo Part 1
A little-known chapter in documentary history is...
ByMakino Mamoruand A. A. Gerow
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A group of filmmakers pose for a photo. The festival jury (from left): film directors Adoor Gopalakrishnan and Arturo Ripstein, the Japan Society's Kyoko Hirano, IDA Executive Director Betsy McLane, the Mowelfund Film Institute's Nick Decampo.
Festival Watch: Hawaii International Film Festival
"When Strangers Meet" was the motto of the 14th...
ByDavidWeissman
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A dancer poses in a window with an arm and leg extended upward. 'Voyeur' is loosely based on Hitch­cock's 'Rear Window' (photo).
Hollywood Meets Silicon Valley: Women in Film's Interactive Seminars, Part 1
New technologies such as digital imaging...
ByChristopherCarson
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Columns
Notes from the Reel World: The Board President's Column, March 1995
By PeterStuart
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