A Mirror for Mama-san

How the young Tatsuya Nakadai offered a crafty old director a new shade of maleness
by Chris Fujiwara   posted Jun 4, 2008

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Courtesy Criterion Collection and Toho, Ltd.
Tatsuya Nakadai and Hideko Takamine in Mikio Naruse's When a Woman Ascends the Stairs
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RELATED CALENDAR ENTRY

June 20-July 17, 2008 Tatsuya Nakadai

KEYWORDS

Tatsuya Nakadai  |  Mikio Naruse  |  Japanese cinema  |  Retrospective  |  Hideko Takamine

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THE AUTHOR

Chris Fujiwara's latest book, Jerry Lewis, is published by University of Illinois Press.

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Author's Website: insanemute.com