Susumu Hani

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Susumu Hani was a pioneering Japanese filmmaker known for his innovative, socially conscious works that helped define the Japanese New Wave movement.

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instanceOf documentary filmmaker
film director
person
screenwriter
awardReceived Blue Ribbon Awards
Mainichi Film Award
countryOfCitizenship Japan
employer Iwanami Productions
fieldOfWork cinema
documentary film
feature film
genre socially conscious cinema
hasOccupation documentary director
feature film director
hasSubject children
social inequality
urban life in Japan
youth delinquency
influenced Japanese New Wave directors
influencedBy Italian Neorealism
knownFor innovative documentary style
pioneering Japanese New Wave cinema
socially engaged films
languageOfWorkOrName Japanese
movement Japanese New Wave
Japanese documentary movement
name Susumu Hani NERFINISHED
nativeName 羽仁 進
nativeNameLanguage ja
notableWork Bad Boys
Bad Boys (1961 film)
Children Who Draw
Children Who Draw (1955 film)
Children of the Classroom
Children of the Classroom (1954 film)
Hatsukoi Jigoku-hen
Mitasareta seikatsu
Nanami: The Inferno of First Love
Nanami: The Inferno of First Love (1968 film)
She and He
She and He (1963 film)
The Song of Bwana Toshi
occupation film director
screenwriter
style location shooting
quasi-documentary realism
use of non-professional actors
workLocation Japan

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Japanese New Wave notableDirector Susumu Hani