No es casualidad (mucho menos una broma), se trata del mismo Nagisa Oshima que algunos de ustedes seguramente ya conocen, en su único film de animación...
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[anim] Ninja bugei-cho - Band of Ninja (1967, Nagisa Oshima)-divx-mp3-by auess.avi (705 MB)Subtítulos en español desde la mula:
Band of Ninja esp.srtEnglish subs from titles.box.sk
The only animated film made by Oshima in new wave period. A lost masterpiece.
Director Nagisa Oshima teams with comic-strip artist Shirato Sampei in this feature. Still pictures are used as some of Japan's more recognizable thespians provide the voices to tell the story. The ninja warriors use their powers to become invisible, walk on water, and climb castle walls. — Dan Pavlides
Also known as Manual of Ninja Martial Arts, this rare cartoon from Japanese New Wave maestro Nagisa Oshima is as provocative as one would expect from such a remarkable filmmaker. The film follows Sanpei Shirato's classic comic story about the son of an assassinated feudal lord in the Muromachi period, who attempts to avenge his father's death and meets Kagemaru, a renegade ninja helping peasants and farmers rebel against Oda Nobunaga's regime. Oshima's treatment is a literal presentation of Shirato's work, edited from photography of actual comic book pages that are animated through the movement of the camera alone. At a time when Japan's theatrical and television animation industries were shifting to the "limited animation" techniques that are still common today, Oshima's confrontational approach pushes animation to its absolute "limit," encouraging viewers to reconsider their relationship to the moving picture and question the differences of animated film itself.
One of Oshima's more unusual films was Band of Ninja (1967), an adaptation of the popular manga by Sampei Shirato, Ninja Bugei-cho, a 16th-century saga of oppressed peasants and deadly ninja. It is not a live-action film, or even an animated one; Oshima simply photographed close-ups of Shirato's drawings and added voices.
A Japanese animation depicting the 16th century of Japan where many lords fight for power. A new method is used to make the work with a budget one-fifth of ordinary movies, but is excellent in its editing and music.
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