Ichikawa the innovator, or the complicated case of Kon Ichikawa
Kon Ichikawa
Blown by the wind
Beginnings
The several sides of Kon Ichikawa
The skull beneath the skin
Interview with Kon Ichikawa
Kon Ichikawa : black humour as therapy
Nostalgia : an interview with Kon Ichikawa
Kon Ichikawa's method
The modern outcast state : Ichikawa's Hakai
A story of cruel youth : Kon Ichikawa's Enjo and the art of adapting in 1950s Japan
Contemporary Japan as punishment room in Kon Ichikawa's Shokei no heya
The "Sun tribe" and their parents
The "Sun tribe" and their parents
Fires on the plain : the human cost of the Pasific War
The summer of 1945
The ends of adaptation : Kon Ichikawa and the politics of cinematization
Ototo
A record of Ototo
The Dark women
The reality of 1961
Being two isn't easy : the uneasiness of the family in 1960s Tokyo
The uniqueness of Kon Ichikawa : a symposium
Playing with form : Ichikawa's An actor's revenge and the "creative print"
Inscribing the subject : the melodramatization of gender in An actor's revenge
CinemaScope and me
Escaping Japan : the quest in Kon Ichikawa's Alone on the Pacific
Tokyo olympiad : a symposium
Ichikawa and the wanderers
The Inugami family
Adapting the Makioka sisters
Space and narrative in The Makioka sisters
The industrial Ichikawa : Kon Ichikawa after 1979
Pauline Kael on Kon Ichikawa
Kon Ichikawa at eighty-six : a " Mid-career" interview