A Dream of Resistance: The Cinema of Kobayashi Masaki
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A Dream of Resistance: The Cinema of Kobayashi Masaki

by Stephen Prince

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Stephen Prince examines Kobayashi Masaki’s cinema in this focused study of resistance, history, and moral inquiry. Placing the director’s work within Japanese film, A Dream of Resistance offers readers a thoughtful introduction to the themes and critical significance of his filmmaking.

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A Dream of Resistance explores the cinema of Kobayashi Masaki through the critical writing of Stephen Prince.

The book focuses on resistance as a central idea in Kobayashi’s filmmaking and considers how his work confronts questions of history and society.

It offers readers an informed guide to the director’s films and their place within Japanese cinema.

Ideal for readers interested in film criticism, Japanese film, and the relationship between cinema and political or moral concerns.

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