A Brief Introduction to the Film Author of Harvest

English name: Ogawa Shinsuke.

Japanese name: ぉがわしんすけ

Date of birth and death:1936-February 7, 0992.

Born in 1936, he is one of the most famous documentary directors in Japan. In the postwar Japanese history documentary, Nana Ogawa Junjie and his "Sanlifen Series" are undoubtedly monuments. Since the filming of Summer in Sanlitun, the first film in Sanlitun series, Nana Ogawa and his film crew have gradually established the photography style of "fixed-point observation", which fundamentally changed the shooting method of Japanese documentaries in 1970s. Ogawa Shinsuke was born in Tokyo and graduated from the Department of Political Economy of National University of China.

1960, he got the opportunity to work as an assistant director in yanbo film company.

196 1 year, Yoichi Higashi, Noriaki Tsuchimoto, Kazuo Shigeki and others formed the film study group "Youth Club".

1966 completed the first ministerial documentary "Sea of Youth"

1967 filmed the documentary "repressed forest" with the theme of university campus struggle.

1966, in Sanlitun, a suburb of Tokyo, Japan, local farmers resisted occupying cultivated land to build Narita Airport. 1967, Nana Ogawa took the film crew to Sanlitun, and started filming Sanlitun1/year, followed by seven films, * * 16.

In the 1980s, Nana Ogawa began to turn his camera to the Japanese rural society, showing the war between mountain village residents and nature. Later, he completed two important works: Shi Cun, an ancient Japanese house (1982) and The Thousand-year Story of Konoha Village (1986). Both documentaries pay attention to rural society, and the imagination of folklore and the sense of historical criticism in modern Japan complement each other.

From 65438 to 0989, Ogawa Shinsuke founded the famous Yamagata International Literature Exhibition.

Ogawa Shinsuke died of illness.

The Chinese version of the film Harvest was translated by Yan Feng, a female documentary director.