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This documentary chronicles the personal stories behind the earthquake and tsunami that ravaged Japan in March 2011. Interviewees include victims, volunteers, and rescue workers who came together as a nation...
3-disc set. Yukio Ninagawa’s staging of Henry IV, Parts I & II. Cast unknown (11/2014).
3-DVD set. The third disc contains bonus features, most notably twenty-one minutes of footage from behind the scenes of the all-male Troilus and Cressida. Cast for Cymbeline unknown.
This short (15 minute) introductory documentary, shot in November 2011 in Ishinomaki, Japan, looks at how the recovery from the Tsunami earlier that year is going. During a trip to Ishinomaki in November,...
Semi-staged opera in a prologue and five acts based on Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream and directed by Jonathan Kent. The Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment and the Glyndebourne Chorus are...
Feature film. An adaptation of A Midsummer’s Night Dream. Yuriko (Shibamoto) is a Tokyo office worker who decides to give up big city life and return home to Yokatomi Island in Okinawa to avoid her...
Melodrama about a troubled Osaka teenager who, following the death of his father, begins to see himself as Hamlet when an enigmatic uncle takes charge of his dysfunctional family,
3-disc set. Productions of Macbeth and Coriolanus directed by Yukio Ninagawa, and a third disc which contains special features including biographies of cast and director and an interview with Ninagawa...
Maverick documentary filmmaker Kazuo Hara once again criticizes the mores and customs of Japanese society in this unsentimental portrait of adults with cerebral palsy. Focusing on how the CP victims are...
Verdi’s opera designed for stage by Bruno Nofri with Mario Del Monaco as Otello. Alberto Erede conducts the NHK Symphony Orchestra, Tokyo Broadcasting Chorus, NHK Italian Opera Chorus, Fujiwara Opera...
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