Flowerbird Butoh: A Way of Life TrailerKazuo Ohno: Like a Soliloquy Trailer9.11-8.15 Nippon Suicide Pact Trailer
Butoh dancer. Christian. After experiencing WW2, Ohno devoted his life to dance. He introduced the unique dance style “Butoh” to the world. (Courtesy of NPO Dance Archive Network)
Total trailers found: 19
22 September 1988
A selection of seemingly unconnected scenes featuring Nick Cave, Blixa Bargeld, Nina Hagen and Lene Lovich.
01 January 1971
Mandala of Mr O is the second of a trilogy of experimental films about Kazuo Ohno, co-founder of the contemporary Japanese style of dance known as butoh, made with director Chiaki Nagano during a period in which he had retired from public performance, and just before he began touring the world as a solo dancer with his celebrated work Admiring La Argentina.
01 September 1995
In Japanese theater, women's roles are traditionally played by men. The man playing the woman's role, the Onnagata, does not imitate the woman, as in the West, but tries to capture her significance.
20 November 2004
A documentary about legendary butoh dancer Kazuo Ohno.
05 September 1991
Peter Sempel's masterful poetic film tribute to butoh performer Kazuo Ohno.
25 November 1980
An exhilarating, essayistic documentary about the 1980 festival of experimental theatre in the French city of Nancy.
01 January 1991
Starring Kazuo Ohno, an inspirational figure in Butoh dance.
01 January 2001
In the 60's and into the 70's, Kazuo Ohno himself produced three 16mm films. His many performances at the "Teatro Fonte" in Yokohama have been preserved with high quality Beta cameras.
01 January 2015
Comprising historic archive footage and texts this DVD box enlightens us greatly about Yoshito Ohno's here and now.
31 December 1963
Anma (The Masseurs) is a representative and historical work by the creator of Butoh dance, Tatsumi Hijikata in his early period in the 1960s.
01 January 1995
Kazuo Ohno, Father of the Butoh Dance, first appeared on stage at the age of 43. He left the stage only at the age of one hundred, three years before he died.
01 January 1973
Mr O’s Book of the Dead is the last of a trilogy of experimental films about Kazuo Ohno, co-founder of the contemporary Japanese style of dance known as butoh, made with director Chiaki Nagano during a period in which he had retired from public performance, and just before he began touring the world as a solo dancer with his celebrated work Admiring La Argentina.
01 January 1990
"Butoh: Body on the Edge of Crisis" is a visually striking film portrait shot on location in Japan with the participation of the major Butoh choreographers and their companies.
01 January 1989
The dark sensibilities and cultural resonances of Butoh, the radical Japanese dance movement, are explored in this multilayered work.
04 November 2006
A film that reconsiders the modern state of Japan in relation to the 9/11 terrorist attacks in the U.
01 March 1965
A document of Tatsumi Hijikata's Butoh dance with Kazuo Ohno as the guest dancer shot in Hijikata's early period when he was emerging as the originator of Butoh.
01 January 2003
"O,Kind God!"is another take on Kazuo Ohno. This moving testimony to the effects his physical evolution has had on his every-day life and dance reveals yet even more strongly that ever-present and life embracing emotions so characteristic of all his previous work.
10 March 2007
This documentary follows one of the creators of the japanese dance Butoh, Kazuo Ohno, 95, and his son, Yoshito Ohno.
01 January 1969
A Portrait of Mr O is the first of a trilogy of experimental films about Kazuo Ohno, co-founder of the contemporary Japanese style of dance known as butoh, made with director Chiaki Nagano during a period in which he had retired from public performance, and just before he began touring the world as a solo dancer with his celebrated work Admiring La Argentina.
