Mikio Naruse - Maihime / Dancing Girl (1951)

Mikio Naruse - Maihime / Dancing Girl (1951) http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0043774/ "Dancing Girl (Maihime, 1951) may not be as successful a picture as Ginza Cosmetics or Meshi, but it is an important transitional film, as Naruse deploys some of the flamboyant melodramatic devices that he used in the 1930s in the context of a story that is very much a postwar narrative. Elaborate, distinctive camera movements at moments of high dramatic tension tend to displace acting technique in the representation of psychological states. Used only in conjunction with the two main women characters, Namiko (Takamine Mieko) and her daughter Shinako (Okada Mariko), the camera movements now seem to detract from the emotional weight of the drama. From the failure of this film, we can glimpse something of the change in the aesthetics of realism implicit in the representation of the democratic self of postwar Japan." Catherine Russell. File Name .........................................: Dancing Girl (1951, Mikio Naruse).avi File Size (in bytes) ............................: 1,566,615,552 bytes Runtime ............................................: 1:25:05 Video Codec ...................................: XviD ISO MPEG-4 Frame Size ......................................: 720x544 (AR: 1.324) FPS .................................................: 23.976 Video Bitrate ...................................: 2318 kb/s Bits per Pixel ...................................: 0.247 bpp B-VOP, N-VOP, QPel, GMC.............: [], [N-VOP], [], [] Audio Codec ...................................: 0x0055 MPEG-1 Layer 3 Sample Rate ...................................: 48000 Hz Audio Bitrate ...................................: 128 kb/s [2 channel(s)] CBR No. of audio streams .......................: 1 NOT MY RIP. JAPANESE AUDIO, ENGLISH, SPANISH AND PORTUGUESE SUBTITLES. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Freakyflicks is a free and open community dedicated to preserving and sharing cinematic art in the digital era. Our goal is to disseminate such works of art to the widest audience possible through the channels provided by P2P technology. The Freakyflicks collection is limited to those films that have played an exceptional role in the history of cinema and its progression in becoming a great art. Films that are usually described as classic, cult, arthouse and avant-garde. If you have films that fit this description feel free to share them and participate in our community. All you need do is include this tag in your upload and join us at the forum to announce your release. https://board.freakyflicks.org/index.php 'If we all seed just 1:1, give at least what we take, this torrent will NEVER DIE'

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