The River Ozu, Japan
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About This Movie
The River Ozu is a documentary from 1906, produced by Pathé Frères. This film captures men navigating the Ozu River, offering a glimpse into early documentary filmmaking.
Finding a copy of 'The River Ozu' can be a bit of a challenge, as early documentaries like this aren’t always preserved well. Some collectors appreciate the rawness of its simplicity, while others are drawn to its historical context. As part of the silent documentary movement, it offers a unique glimpse into the everyday lives of its subjects, which makes it a point of interest for those focused on Japanese cinema history.
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What is the genre of The River Ozu?
The River Ozu is a documentary.
Who produced The River Ozu?
The River Ozu was produced by Pathé Frères.
What year was The River Ozu released?
The River Ozu was released in 1906.
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