Katsu Kanai Trailers
Discovery of Image – The Era of Toshio Matsumoto TrailerSuper Documentary: The Avant-Garde Senjutsu TrailerBody Drop Asphalt Trailer
Most Popular Katsu Kanai Trailers
Total trailers found: 9
Dogra Magra Trailer (1988)
15 October 1988
A young man kills his bride on the day of his marriage and goes insane. He wakes up in an asylum with no memory, left in the hands of two mysterious doctors who relate his condition with his biological identity.
Good-Bye Trailer (1971)
01 January 1971
An aphasic young boy living in South Korea meets, on one of his regular paths, a “Koguryo Beauty” who shows him how to trace his heritage.
The Deserted Archipelago Trailer (1969)
25 April 1969
A young man reaches adolescence and escapes the nunnery where he survived a tortured upbringing; the world outside suddenly seems even more frightening than before.
The Stormy Times Trailer (1991)
04 January 1991
The Stormy Times is a collection of three short films created as a series of visual poems (Dream Running, Grasshopper’s One-Game Match, andWe Can Hear Joe’s Poem).
Super Documentary: The Avant-Garde Senjutsu Trailer (2003)
23 October 2003
A unique film in which an elderly man creates miracles in his daily life by playing the leading role himself.
The Kingdom Trailer (1973)
18 May 1973
A popular poet, Goku, becomes depressed when his editor jokingly suggests that he is a sell-out.
Discovery of Image – The Era of Toshio Matsumoto Trailer (2017)
09 December 2017
A five-part documentary chronicling Toshio Matsumoto, the legendary filmmaker known as a pioneer of experimental cinema in Japan and also active as a film theorist, who exerted a profound influence on innovative film expression from the 1950s onward.
Body Drop Asphalt Trailer (2001)
04 August 2001
Eri Manaka lives alone in the big city. She writes a romantic novel on impulse and is startled when it gets rave reviews and makes her a literary celebrity.
Holy Theater Trailer (1998)
23 October 1998
It’s said that people die twice. The first death is a physical one and the second, true death comes when there is no one to remember that person.
