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Extreme
Private Eros: Love Song 1974
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Japan
/ 1974 / Japanese / B&W / 98 min
Production Company: Shisso Productions
Producer: Kobayashi Sachiko
Photography: Hara Kazuo
Sound: Kubota Yukio
Editing: Nabeshima Jun
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Hara
Kazuo
Born in Yamaguchi, Japan in 1945. Hara quit Tokyo Technical College
of Photography. In 1972, he made his debut with Good-bye CP
("Sayonara CP"). In 1974 he made Extreme Private Eros:
Love Song 1974 ("Kyokushiteki erosu"). His The Emperor's
Naked Army Marches On ("Yukiyukite shingun," 1987) received
the Caligari Prize at the Berlin Film Festival in 1987 and the Grand
Prix at Cinéma du Réel. His most recent work is A
Dedicated Life ("Zenshin shosetsuka," 1994). Since 1995,
Hara has been head of Cinema Juku. He is currently at work on his
first dramatic feature.
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Hara Kazuo's second work. Director Hara goes to Okinawa after reading
a letter from his former girl friend, Takeda Miyuki. Hara pursues
her and films her relationship with an African American GI, her departure
from Okinawa, and the birth of her child. Awarded Thonon-les-Bains
International Independent Film Festival's Grand Prize.
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