Film: Seijun Suzuki

Harris L Film, On this date May 24, 2021 1 Minute

Seijun Suzuki was a great film director. His unconventional films are well worth seeing.

“In my films, time and place are nonsense.”—visionary Japanese auteur Seijun Suzuki, #BornOnThisDay. In 2016, the Archive showcased 21 of his wonderfully delirious and inventive works in “Action, Anarchy and Audacity: A Seijun Suzuki Retrospective”: https://t.co/6tSYnDRQqK pic.twitter.com/wHTQi6DjiC
— UCLA Film & Television Archive (@UCLAFTVArchive) May 24, 2021

Seijun Suzuki’s masterpiece Branded to Kill Japanese movie posters (1967). pic.twitter.com/iPFdK7Zm84
— marco douglass (@doug_marco) May 24, 2021

The Criterion Collection has released some great Blu-ray and DVD discs of his films. Eight are currently on the Criterion Channel.

Seijun Suzuki (#BOTD) and the screenplay for BRANDED TO KILL (1967).@criterionchannl — https://t.co/nBG3h16QLk pic.twitter.com/ggL4el6WdV
— The Daily (@CriterionDaily) May 24, 2021

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