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EPISODE · Nov 22, 2020 · 25 MIN

Early Twentieth Century Japanese Film Industry with Stephen Ranger

from The Nordic Asia Podcast · host NIAS and its academic partners

Stephen Ranger of the European Centre for International Political Economy speaks with Satoko Naito about his recent publications on the early twentieth century Japanese film industry. Stephen explains the state of the Japanese, European, and American film industries of the time, including the decline of British influence on the international film market and subsequent Hollywood domination. He also discusses the role of Japanese governmental entities in select restrictions on films, as well as the global political and economic factors that brought about the situation.

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