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This book was kept at home. Please check the condition in the photos. This book is a multifaceted exploration of the charm of Masako Natsume, an actress who shines brilliantly in the history of Japanese cinema. It meticulously introduces her trajectory, featuring numerous masterpieces during her short life and still beloved by many fans, through abundant photographs, testimonies from those involved, and critical perspectives. This book is a multifaceted exploration of the charm of Masako Natsume, an actress who shines brilliantly in the history of Japanese cinema. It meticulously introduces her trajectory, featuring numerous masterpieces during her short life and still beloved by many fans, through abundant photographs, testimonies from those involved, and critical perspectives. Key features of this book: • Valuable photographic materials: Includes numerous film stills, off-shots, and unpublished cuts from magazines. • Interviews with those involved: Through testimonies from co-stars and staff, it delves into the humanity of the actress Masako Natsume. • Comprehensive work commentary: Deeply analyzes acting and visual expression, focusing on representative works such as "The Geisha" and "Monkey." • Engaging editing: Structured with the unique perspective of the film magazine "Kinema Junpo," it also has high documentary value. This book allows you to understand not only her beauty but also her expressiveness as an "actress" and her way of life. It is a recommended read for Masako Natsume fans and those studying Japanese cinema.
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