Kenji Mizoguchi

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Kenji Mizoguchi was a renowned Japanese film director celebrated for his long-take visual style and poignant portrayals of women and social injustice in classics such as "Ugetsu" and "Sansho the Bailiff."

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instanceOf film director
human
screenwriter
activeYearsEnd 1950s
activeYearsStart 1920s
awardReceived Silver Lion NERFINISHED
Venice Film Festival award NERFINISHED
causeOfDeath leukemia
countryOfCitizenship Japan
dateOfBirth 1898-05-16
dateOfDeath 1956-08-24
familyName Mizoguchi NERFINISHED
genre drama film
period drama film
givenName Kenji NERFINISHED
influenced Akira Kurosawa NERFINISHED
Jean-Luc Godard NERFINISHED
Martin Scorsese NERFINISHED
Nagisa Oshima NERFINISHED
influencedBy Japanese theater
kabuki NERFINISHED
shinpa melodrama
knownFor complex camera movements
long-take visual style
portrayals of women
themes of social injustice
languageOfWorkOrName Japanese
movement Japanese cinema
classical Japanese cinema
name Kenji Mizoguchi NERFINISHED
nativeName 溝口健二
notableFor depictions of feudal oppression
focus on female suffering and resilience
notableWork A Geisha NERFINISHED
Miss Oyu NERFINISHED
Osaka Elegy NERFINISHED
Sansho the Bailiff NERFINISHED
Sisters of the Gion NERFINISHED
Street of Shame NERFINISHED
The Crucified Lovers NERFINISHED
The Lady of Musashino NERFINISHED
The Life of Oharu NERFINISHED
The Story of the Last Chrysanthemums NERFINISHED
Ugetsu NERFINISHED
Utamaro and His Five Women NERFINISHED
Women of the Night NERFINISHED
occupation film director
screenwriter
placeOfBirth Japan NERFINISHED
Tokyo NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath Japan NERFINISHED
Kyoto NERFINISHED
sexOrGender male
workLocation Japan NERFINISHED

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Ayako Wakao collaboratedWith Kenji Mizoguchi