Jun'ichi Okuyama Movies

Dancing man. A woman clapping her hands to the rhythm. Narrow down your theme communication between men and women rhythmically expressed. People's...

Short film by Japanese filmmaker Jun’ichi Okuyama.

This work is based on the theme of "cinematic time on film." Suddenly, I noticed the musical scale of the curtain hanging on the window in my room....

An infinite horizon line and the image of continuous waves... Experimentation with the vertical displacement of the image of a 35 mm film. 35mm film...

Short film by Japanese filmmaker Jun’ichi Okuyama.

Two rolls of raw film. I took a sandwich photo with paper tape What can be seen and what cannot be seen? What is captured and what is not captured?...

When you watch a film projected on a screen, the emulsion itself, which is a photosensitive emulsion, there's nothing to be conscious of. I like the...

Raw material spliced ​​into projection film, paper, leaves, vinyl, 6mm audio tape. Depending on hair, etc. the film breaks during...

One of the last works of Japanese filmmaker Jun'ichi Okuyama.

Short film by Japanese filmmaker Jun’ichi Okuyama.

This film was very delicate to process because of the static electricity that sucks up dust. The filmmaker wanted to keep on the screen a kind of...

Created a paper film. This is a work that will be projected using a regular projector. The perforations are well opened. After all, it's paper. If it...

This is an experimental film about the anti-halation layer of film. Normally, the antihalation layer is not projected onto the screen, as it...

The raw film (undeveloped) is placed in a hand-cranked projector and scratched and melted using an electric drill or soldering iron. The differences...

One of the early works of Japanese filmmaker Jun'ichi Okuyama.

This work brings together undeveloped raw 8mm film.

After directing Kami eiga (Paper Movie in 1972, which used paper film), I ended up with a dead track with Kanko eiga (Sightseeing Movie of 1973)....

Short film by Japanese filmmaker Jun’ichi Okuyama.

Short film by Japanese filmmaker Jun’ichi Okuyama.

Accumulated in cardboard, a pile of unused negative film, snapshots, student ID photos, etc. These were all shot for purposes completely unrelated to...