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Filmmaking and the Way to the Village (1973) | Slate

Filmmaking and the Way to the Village

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Filmmaking and the Way to the Village

映画作りとむらへの道

This film was directed by a member of the Ogawa collective, Fukuda Katsuhiko, while they were finishing the documentary Sanrizuka: Heta Village. Fukuda left the collective after this film and continued making documentaries in the village of Heta. Credit: ICA London

Released: 1973
Runtime: 54m
Genres: Documentary
Country: Japan
Language: Japanese

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Katsuhiko FukudaDirector

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