Hokusai
1953 · 23 MIN · IMDB 6.6 · 387 VOTES · DIR. Hiroshi Teshigahara
Overview
A documentary about the life and art of wood-block artist Katsushika Hokusai.
Dialogue Timeline — 126 lines
A SAMPLE ACROSS THE RUNTIME — EVERY LINE IS SEARCHABLE
00:00:12 SEINEN PRODUCTIONS
00:00:44 Cinematographers: SUSUMU URASHIMA, HIROMI HASEGAWA JUNICHI SEGAWA
00:01:19 who began leaving the countryside for Edo and challenging samurai rule.
00:02:52 It was like the sky was raining pipes.
00:03:42 "Eating, shitting and fornicating - such is the world
00:04:06 "They hum 'bunbu' (arms and letters), keeping me up all night."
00:04:36 The richly colored nishiki-e prints first appeared
00:05:02 While Buncho, Kiyonaga, Toyoharu, and Utamaro
00:05:25 "The 23rd: rain - painted all day."
00:05:46 The scientific spirit of Kokan, who had studied Western arts and sciences
00:06:52 "Not flying high, though endowed with wings
00:11:21 "All along the road, not a soul to be seen - twilight in autumn."
00:13:01 "I believe a Bodhisattva may save me yet." - Hokusai's third daughter, Oi
00:13:59 His drawings, though loved by the commoners, were hated by the samurai.
00:15:47 but both his wives predeceased him.
00:16:22 He's run up debt, and I've threatened to disown him.
00:16:46 and return to Edo.
00:17:33 Hokusai, alone among artists at the time, drew portraits of artisans at work.
00:19:31 one as bad as another, Hokusai
00:21:22 At 90, one's artistry deepens to the essence of things.
00:21:49 and I could become a true artist."
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed126
Dialogue density5.5 lines / min
First line00:00:12
Final line00:21:49
Production Record
DirectorHiroshi Teshigahara
LanguageJapanese
IMDb votes387