Seijun Suzuki became a cinema legend in the 1960s with a handful of pop-art films. So how can you make a portrait of this iconoclastic director without also adopting a 'style to kill' documentary convention, as well as testimonies from a variety of leading figures in contemporary Japanese and international filmmakers.
Yves Montmayeur
Director
Seijun Suzuki
Self (archive footage)
John Woo
Self
Mika Ninagawa
Self
Joe Shishido
Self (archive footage)
Akira Kobayashi
Self
Nicolas Saada
Self
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