Ginza Cosmetics, 4K, Carlotta, France:
https://carlottafilms.com/films/ginza-cosmetics/
https://carlottafilms.com/wp-content/up ... METICS.pdf
Mikio Naruse
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andyli
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Re: Mikio Naruse
Not just Ginza Cosmetics. Repast also receives a recent 4K restoration.
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artfilmfan
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Re: Mikio Naruse
Great news on the recently restored When a Woman Ascends the Stairs and Scattered Clouds posted in the Recent Film Restorations thread. Here’s hoping for their releases on Blu-ray soon.
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Michael Kerpan
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Re: Mikio Naruse
I hope all these restorations get (subbed) home video releases. Especially Repast.
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Lowry_Sam
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Re: Mikio Naruse
And hopefully English friendly. It would be nice if they did them in chronological blocks & release groups in small box sets.Michael Kerpan wrote: Fri Oct 02, 2026 2:15 am I hope all these restorations get (subbed) home video releases. Especially Repast.
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artfilmfan
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Hopefully Floating Clouds sold well such that BFI would want to release these other Naruse films on Blu-ray. These are excellent films. The Naruse films that I often revisit over the years are: Floating Clouds, When a Woman Ascends the Stairs, and Scattered Clouds. To me, Scattered Clouds is the last finest Japanese film made during the Golden era. And up to today, I think only Maborosi has equalled or bettered it.