Publisher/芳賀書店

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“Paper Film” is a collection of works by Takahiko Iimura, a genius of underground cinema. He has been interested in “poetry” and “video” since Keio High School and Keio University, and he was shown an anarchic movie with Akira Akasegawara at the 60-year security demonstration. After graduating, he worked as an assistant director at a movie company. After becoming free, he started filming at 8mm and attracted attention with the virgin work "Kuzu". After that, he interacted with Akasegawa and Natsuyuki Nakanishi through the activities of the High Red Center, and produced experimental films with music with Yoko Ono, and produced and shown experimental films with Yoshiyuki Obayashi et al. "Film Independent" And was active in underground film and video scenes. Since the 1970s, the field has expanded overseas, and screenings and solo exhibitions have been held at MoMA and the Pompidou Center, which has been a pioneer of media art in postwar Japan. Such an Iimura book published in 1970 was an “experimental movie that was filmed on a book”. “Love” is a close-up of the body and nudity and the work of men and women recorded in monochrome color. "Physical, love, beauty, poetry". Both English and Japanese. With obi.