Tokuzo Tanaka's Film Techniques When Movies Were Happy: A Film Director Who Ran Through the Unique Daiei Revised Edition Author: Tokuzo Tanaka Editor: Kazuki Ayaha Published by: Japan Library Association Selection / JDC Publishing Issued: 1996 Revised Edition, 1st Printing Format: 4-6 size, Hardcover Price: 1,800 yen + tax ISBN: 4-7952-7062-3 Condition: Revised edition, first printing. Generally good, with only minor yellowing due to age. *This is an antique used book. Please refrain from purchasing if you are sensitive to condition. ⸻ Tokuzo Tanaka, who ran through the golden age of Daiei after being an assistant director to Kenji Mizoguchi, and etched "style and the unconventional" into film with Shintaro Katsu. This book is a book that conveys the temperature and breath of the era when movies were still "handmade in a workshop." In a catchphrase, it would be—— "Poison in the splendor, heresy in the craftsman. Tokuzo Tanaka talks about the era when movies were 'living things'." #TokuzoTanaka #WhenMoviesWereHappy #Daiei #JapaneseFilmHistory #KyoShiroNemuri #ShintaroKatsu #FilmDirectorTheory #Unreprinted #FirstEdition #MovieBookCollection