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| Festival Year |
Festival Section |
| 2011 |
The Birth of Anime: Pioneers of Japanese Animation |
| Film Title |
? – SANKAKU NO RIZUMU – TORANPU NO ARASOI |
| Alternative Title 1 |
[? – Triangoli ritmici – Carte battagliere] |
| Alternative Title 2 |
[? - Rhythmic Triangles - Fighting Cards] |
| Alternative Title 3 |
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| Country |
Japan |
| Release Date |
1932 |
| Production Co. |
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| Director |
Shigeji Ogino |
| Format |
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Speed (fps) |
| 35mm |
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16 |
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| Footage |
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Time |
| 269 ft. |
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4' |
| Archive Source |
National Film Center, Tokyo |
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| Print Notes |
Senza didascalie / No intertitles |
| Other Credits |
| anim., prod: Shigeji Ogino |
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| Program Notes |
| A relatively early example of Ogino’s style of abstract animation, this film depicts a sequence of images moving in rhythm. A question mark (Japanese: hatena) starts things off, to be followed by footsteps (“Owari Street viewed from below the ground”, an intertitle announces), triangles, and symbols from playing cards. -- ALEXANDER JACOBY & JOHAN NORDSTRÖM |
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