1. A Biography of Uchida Tomu, the Mystery Master | IUTAS
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Prologue This page is called “a biography” because it’s not “the biography” of this filmmaker… which doesn’t exist and almost certainly never...
2. The Best Movies Directed by Tomu Uchida - Flickchart
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"Miyamoto Musashi: The Duel at Ichijoji", "A Fugitive from the Past", "A Bloody Spear on Mount Fuji", "Miyamoto Musashi: Musashi vs. Kojiro", & "Swords of Death" are on The Best Movies Directed by Tomu Uchida on Flickchart.
3. Uchida, Tomu - Senses of Cinema
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4. The International Uchida Tomu Appreciation Society: IUTAS
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5. The 10 Greatest Overlooked Directors Of Japanese Cinema
Sep 11, 2014 · Despite being hailed as one of the great masters of Japanese cinema, Tomu Uchida is an unfamiliar name to the Western world.
Since Akira Kurosawa's groundbreaking movie, Rashomon (1950), introduced Japanese cinema to the Western world, the Western film critics’ processes of disc
6. A Fugitive from the Past – All the Anime
Dec 20, 2022 · Voted third in Kinema Junpo magazine's 1999 list of the greatest Japanese film of all time, Tomu Uchida's A Fugitive From The Past (1965) is the ...
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7. Tomu Uchida - 内田吐夢 - The Movie Database
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Uchida started out at the Taikatsu studio in the early 1920s, but came to prominence at Nikkatsu, adapting literary works with the screenwriter Yasutarō Yagi in a realist style. His 1929 film A Living Puppet (Ikeru ningyo) was selected as the fourth best film of the year by the film journal, Kinema Junpo. Many of his 1930s films featured the actor Isamu Kosugi. One such work, Policeman (Keisatsukan), has been called "a tremendously stylish gangster movie about the love-hate relationship between a cop and a criminal, once childhood friends" It is Uchida’s only surviving complete silent film. Uchida borrows from Hollywood gangster films and expressionist techniques in a story of a young policeman tracking down an old friend who is now a criminal. His work from the 1920 and 1930s possess a leftist social commentary and were often some of the most critically acclaimed films of the time. Kinema Junpo selected Jinsei Gekijo as the number two film of 1936, Karininaki Zenshin as the best film of 1937, and Tsuchi as the best film of 1939. The latter was praised for its realistic depiction of the lives of poor Meiji-period tenant farmers. Unfortunately, few of Uchida's prewar works survive in their entirety. In 1941, Uchida quit the Nikkatsu studio, and after failing to start his own production company, in 1943 began to work with the Manchukuo Film Association, although he never completed a film there. In 1945 he was taken prisoner and held in Manchuria until 1954, when he returned to...
8. Tomu Uchida: Genre Artist - Film Comment
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Unknown quantity: rediscovering a Japanese director's masterful and subtly critical studio films
9. Stardate 09.27.2022.A: Monsters Of A Sort - 1965's 'A Fugitive From The ...
Sep 27, 2022 · SCIFIHISTORY.NET ... It's why I'm always thrilled to introduce a picture like Tomu Uchida's A Fugitive From The Past to readers. ... worth a viewing ...
In most cases, dramas bore me. I know, I know: that’s a pretty controversial statement for one who both dabbles in penning his own stories as well as makes it his day job to talk about both...
10. Chiyari Fuji - Rotten Tomatoes
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A samurai travels to Edo with his two servants. On their way, they meet many people and encounter great injustice.
