Director of Photography Mitsuo Miura

Mitsuo Miura (1902-1956) elevated film cinematography to the realm of artistic creation with camera work that features rich tones and beautiful compositions, resulting from the interplay of light and shadow. By screening 33 works (31 programs) ranging from the silent film 'Let There Be Love for Humanity' (1931, directed by Hanjirō Shimazu) to his posthumous work 'Neko to Shōzō to Futari no Onna' (1956, directed by Shirō Toyoda), we reflect on the achievements of Mitsuo Miura, who left behind the highest level of cinematographic technique in Japan.

Date & Time

4/8(Tue) 4/9(Wed) 4/10(Thu) 4/11(Fri) 4/12(Sat) 4/13(Sun) 4/15(Tue) 4/16(Wed) 4/17(Thu) 4/18(Fri) 4/19(Sat) 4/20(Sun) 4/22(Tue) 4/23(Wed) 4/24(Thu) 4/25(Fri) 4/26(Sat) 4/27(Sun) 4/29(Tue) 4/30(Wed) 5/1(Thu) 5/2(Fri) 5/3(Sat) 5/4(Sun) 5/6(Tue) 5/7(Wed) 5/8(Thu) 5/9(Fri) 5/10(Sat) 5/11(Sun)

Note

Closed on Mondays. Screening times vary by program.

Venue

National Film Archive Nagase Memorial Hall OZU (2nd Floor)

Address

3-7-6 Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo

Free

General ¥520, high school and university students, seniors 65 and over ¥310, elementary and junior high school students ¥100, persons with disabilities (a maximum of one companion), National Film Archive campus members are free

Access (Public)

Approximately 1 minute walk from Tokyo Metro Ginza Line 'Kyobashi' Station / Approximately 1 minute walk from Toei Subway Asakusa Line 'Takaracho' Station / Approximately 10 minutes walk from 'Tokyo' Station

Contact

050-5541-8600 （Hello Dial）

URL

https://www.nfaj.go.jp/film-program/mitsuo-miura202504/