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A woman (Kinuyo Tanaka) reflects on her life and the cruel society which caused her to gradually descend to prostitution from a position as an imperial lady in waiting
the crazed priest
and the controversial historical epic Ceddo—confirmed his standing as a fearless truth-teller for whom the camera was the ultimate weapon in the fight against oppression in all its forms
are naively drawn into the complex world of gangsterism
As ever with this series the book contains high quality illustrations
Films of Ken Russell - Matthew Melia (ed.) Filmmaking A woman (Kinuyo Tanaka) reflects'The Films of Ken Russell' ReFocus series Edinburgh University Press (320 page paperback) Ken Russell was among the most provocative, creative, original and important directors in British film and television history but his career and legacy have long suffered under the media clichs of madman or enfant terrible of British cinema nicknames which have tended to delegitimise his status and pioneering role in post war film and television culture. This
