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Nació en Aomori en 1935. Tras la muerte de su padre poco después de terminar la guerra, su madre le abandonó para irse a trabajar a una base militar. Con diez años y en una ciudad en ruinas, se quedó a vivir con su tío abuelo, dueño de un cine donde pasaría horas viendo películas, sobre todo occidentales. En 1954 conseguiría reconocimiento por la escritura de tankas, una forma tradicional de poesía japonesa. Una nefritis le tuvo los siguientes años entre hospitales, donde leería a Antonin Artaud y Lautréamont, lo que supondría una importante influencia en su obra posterior. Comenzaría a escribir sus primeras novelas y a colaborar como guionista con directores de la nueva ola japonesa como Masahiro Shinoda (hasta en cinco ocasiones entre 1960 y 1970), Susumu Hani (Hatsukoi: Jigoku-hen, 1968) o, posteriormente, con Yoichi Higashi (Sâdo, 1978). En 1960 produciría su primer corto experimental, del que no ha quedado rastro. En 1966 formó la compañía de teatro de vanguardia Tenjo Sajiki (Los niños del paraíso). Murió en 1983, enfermo de cirrosis.
Shuuji Terayama, Shûji Terayama, Terayama Shuji, Terayama Shūji, Shūji Terayama, Tenjou Sajiki, Tenjō Sajiki
Fotografía
esotika en karagarga escribió:Photobook by Shuji Terayama.
This is incredibly rare and sells for upwards of 400 USD whenever it sells. Also, There are 112 scans here, but the book is actually around 220 page-- I only scanned any pages with images on them, as the other pages were useless to me and would have made this an even larger undertaking that I really didn't/don't have time for. Regardless, there's lots of amazing eyecandy here for those who like Terayama's films and plays.
Photothèque.imaginaire.de.Shuji.Terayama.-.Les.gens.de.la.famille.Chien.Dieu.(200dpi.image.pages.only).rar
Música
helge79 escribió:The large archive are various incidental music compilations and movie soundtracks written for Shuji Terayama and his underground theater Tenjo Sajiki (the principal artists there are J.A.Seazer and Kan Mikami). Then there two further works, each of them involving the out-of-the-ordinary graphic designer Tadanori Yokoo in some way.
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Tenjo.Sajiki.Collection.(Shuji.Terayama,.J.A.Seazer,.Kan.Mikami).(Japanese.avant-garde.theater.and.film.music).mp3.rar
Opera.from.the.works.of.Tadanori.Yokoo.by.Toshi.Ichiyanagi.(1969).(Japanese.avant-garde.New.Wave.Fluxus).4CD.mp3.rar
Cochin.moon.(Haruomi.Hosono,.Tadanori.Yokoo,.1978).(Japanese.psychedelia).mp3.rar
Más en MUTANT SOUNDS:
- Toshi Ichiyanagi - Opera from the works of Tadanori Yokoo, 2 LPs, 1969, Japan
Asakawa Maki-Asakawa Maki no Sekai,1970+II, 1971, LPs, Japan
J. A. SEAZER Retrospective-9 LPs, 1971-199?, JAPAN
KAN MIKAMI-BANG!, LP, 1974, JAPAN
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LARGOMETRAJES
[anchor=1][/anchor] | Emperor Tomato Ketchup Tomato Kecchappu Kôtei |
Año | 1970 |
País | Japón |
Idioma | Japonés |
Duración | 72 minutos |
Guión | Shuji Terayama (screenplay) |
Música | J.A. Seazer |
Hilo en DXC |  |
Comentario |
Poet, playright, theatre director, filmmaker, essayist, agitator and lover of all things anarchistic, chaotic, and truthful, TERAYAMA SHUJI (1936-1983) is one of Japan's most revered and respected artists. In the heady and extremist Japanese art scene of the late '70s, Terayama created a number of unforgettable and highly controversial films. EMPEROR TOMATO KETCHUP is his epic, sexually revolutionary and hallucinatory work from 1972 in which "magical women act as the initiatory, yet protectively maternal sexual partners to children. The children, in revolt, have condemned their parents to death for depriving them of self-expression and sexual freedom; they create a society in which fairies and sex education are equally important and literally combinable. ---Amos Vogel. Film as Subversive Art. |
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Versión original de 72 minutos
(1970) Emperor Tomato Ketchup (72') (The Experimental Image World of Shuji Terayama) DVDRip.avi 
English subtitles | Subtítulos en castellano
Versión reducida de 27 minutos, promovida por Terayama
(1971) Emperor Tomato Ketchup (27') (The Experimental Image World of Shuji Terayama) DVDRip.avi 
Subtítulos en castellano
Janken Senso (The War of Jan-Ken Pon) (extracto de la versión larga)
(1971) The War of Jan-Ken-Pon (The Experimental Image World of Shuji Terayama) DVDRip.avi  |
[anchor=3][/anchor] | Pastoral: To Die in the Country Den-en ni shisu |
Año | 1974 |
País | Japón |
Idioma | Japonés |
Duración | 104 minutos |
Guión | Shuji Terayama (writer) |
Música | J.A. Seazer |
Hilo en DXC |  |
Comentario |
Terayama's second feature recapitulates some of the main themes of Throw Away Your Books in more directly personal terms: it's a film about a film-maker's re-examination (and attempted revision) of his own childhood. His boyhood self is an unprepossessing lad who lives with his monstrous, widowed mother, fantasises about the desirable girl-next-door, and finds the visiting circus a touchstone for his dreams of escape. With passion, wit and a genuinely engaging charm, Terayama poses the burning question: Does murdering your mother constitute a true liberation? The autobiographical stance and the circus motif have evoked countless comparisons with Fellini, but they're very wide of the mark: the film isn't burdened with bombast or rhetoric, but it is rich in (authentically Japanese) poetry, and its modernist approach is challenging in the best and most accessible sense. |
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(Shuji.Terayama.Retrospective)_Den'en.ni.shisu_(Pastoral.To.Die.In.the.Country,.1974,.no.subs)_Dvdrip.by.(auess).avi 
Subtítulos en castellano |
[anchor=4][/anchor] | The Boxer
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Año | 1977 |
País | Japón |
Idioma | Japonés |
Duración | 94 minutos |
Guión | Shiro Ishimori (writer), Rio Kishida (writer), Shuji Terayama (writer) |
Música | J.A. Seazer |
Hilo en DXC | |
Comentario |
In mid-career, while he is on a winning streak, and in the middle of a fight he is winning, a young boxer is revolted by the violence of the game. He allows himself to be beaten up and quits the match and the sport. He also leaves his wife and child and lives alone with his moth-eaten old dog, all the while losing his sight. Years later, he is hunted down by a young man who is ambitious to become a prize-winning boxer. Persistence pays off, and he eventually persuades the ex-boxer to be his manager and trainer. The boy begins his rise to success, though he has a stormy relationship with his manager. |
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Hay un DVDRip VOSI en karagarga. Si interesa, lo pongo en eMule. |
[anchor=5][/anchor] | Grass Labyrinth Kusa Meikyu |
Año | 1979 |
País | Japón, Francia |
Idioma | Japonés |
Duración | 50 minutos |
Guión | Kyoka Izumi (story), Rio Kishida (writer), Shuji Terayama (writer) |
Música | J.A. Seazer |
Hilo en DXC |  |
Comentario |
In this 40-minute avant-garde film based on a story by the surrealist writer Kyoka Izumi, director Shuji Terayama uses the pretext of a young man's determination to recover the lyrics and music to a song he loved in his childhood in an exploration of widely variant perceptions of reality. Originally released in 1979 as one of three "featurettes" in the French omnibus film Collections Privées, Kusa Meikyu was re-released in Japan after the death of Shuji Terayama in 1983, to much fanfare and publicity. Many critics consider this his best film, and some feel it is emblematic of the essence of Japanese cinema. |
Enlaces |
[Shuji.Terayama.Retrospective)_Kusa.meikyu_(Grass.Labyrinth,.1979)_by.(auess).avi 
Subtítulos en castellano |
[anchor=6][/anchor] | Fruits of Passion Les fruits de la passion |
Año | 1981 |
País | Franc¡a, Japón |
Idioma | Cantonés, japonés, inglés, francés |
Duración | 83 minutos |
Guión | Dominique Aury (novel), Shuji Terayama (adaptation), Rio Kishida (adaptation) |
Música | J.A. Seazer |
Hilo en DXC | |
Comentario |
The girl I'm supposed to place in a brothel has a delicious cheese. During one scene, she truly has a nervous breakdown when a mechanical dick on a kind of fuck machine is inserted into her hole. She throws herself on the cold, slimy sand floor of the studio and rolls and wallows in the filth, shrieking her lungs out. No one can get near her. I lovingly calm her down and take her to my dressing room. There I bend her over the makeup table in front of the mirror and give her a rough and thorough fuck from behind. Then she's fine again. ---Klaus Kinski. All I need is love. |
Enlaces |
wrd-fruits de la passion (Shuji Terayama, 1981) DVDRip.avi 
Subtítulos en castellano SÓLO para las partes no habladas en inglés |
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TENJO SAJIKI
[anchor=25][/anchor] | Directions to Servants
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Año | 1978 |
País | Japón |
Idioma | Japonés |
Duración | 106 minutos |
Guión | Jonathan Swift, Shuji Terayama |
Música | J.A. Seazer |
Hilo en DXC |  |
Comentario |
The title and some of the text were taken from Jonathan Swift’s satire, but the main inspiration seemed to come from Jean Genet’s Les bonnes. Multiplying the maids into a large cast of servants, male and female, who take it in turns to imitate the master, Tereyama has physicalized and partly mechanized the action. Domination is imposed partly through machines—we see a man submitting to an imperious voice on a tape recorder, lowering his trousers and climbing inside a sadistic machine that beats his bare buttocks.* |
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Nuhikun.-.Directions.to.Servants.(Tenjo.Sajiki.experimental.theater,.Shuji.Terayama,.1978).avi 
Nuhikun.-.Directions.to.Servants.(Shuji.Terayama,.translated.into.English.by.Tony.Rayns.and.Shigenobu.Nishiguchi).pdf 
Nuhikun.-.Directions.to.Servants.(Tenjo.Sajiki.experimental.theater,.Shuji.Terayama).(posters).rar  |
[anchor=27][/anchor] | Shintokumaru
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Año | 1978 |
País | Japón |
Idioma | Japonés |
Duración | 115 minutos |
Guión | Shuji Terayama |
Música | J.A.Seazer |
Hilo en DXC |  |
Comentario |
Shuji Terayama and J.A.Seazer's phantasmagoric folk-psych-symph-prog-rock opera. Historical Tenjo Sajiki performance from 1978. A brief synopsis (for a somewhat different version of the play) is given here. Much of the symbolism of Shintokumaru is shared with Terayama's earlier masterpiece motion picture Pastoral: to die in the country. |
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Shintokumaru.(Tenjo.Sajiki.experimental.theater,.Shuji.Terayama,.1978).VHSrip.avi  |
[anchor=28][/anchor] | The Lemmings
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Año | 1979 |
País | Japón |
Idioma | Japonés |
Duración | minutos |
Guión | Shuji Terayama |
Música | J.A. Seazer |
Hilo en DXC |  |
Comentario |
Lemmings: The Man Who Walks Through Walls. The evocative phrase aptly suggests the goal of Terayama's later staging experiments: to destroy all barriers between people and places, to walk through walls, to go beyond the known into unexplored territory. It also suggests an action that only a ghost or a nonmaterial being can accomplish. ---Carol Fisher Sorgenfrei. Unspeakable Acts, p. 170. |
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The.Lemmings.(Tenjo.Sajiki.experimental.theater,.Shuji.Terayama,.1983).VHSrip.avi  |
[anchor=29][/anchor] | Cien años de soledad
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Año | 1981 |
País | Japón |
Idioma | Japonés |
Duración | 143 minutos |
Guión | Shuji Terayama |
Música | J.A. Seazer |
Hilo en DXC |  |
Comentario |
This sumptuous-yet-austere liberal re-working of Cien años de soledad by Gabriel García Márquez, arranged on a five-part stage surrounded by the audience, was historically the latest production of Tenjo Sajiki. It is also something of a theater prequel to Terayama's last film, Farewell to the Ark. |
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100.years.of.solitude.(Tenjo.Sajiki.experimental.theater,.Shuji.Terayama,.1981).VHSrip.avi  |
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Yeah that.
