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Vol. 10 No. 10 (2023)
Volume 10 Issue 10

Articles

JAPANESE FILMS

Published 2023-10-18

  • Hojimatov Doston Hamidulla o'g'li

Hojimatov Doston Hamidulla o'g'li
The head of the "Film, TV and Radio Directing" department is a senior teacher

Abstract

This article delves into the world of Japanese cinema and explores its history, influential directors, various genres and international influences. It takes a comprehensive approach that combines historical research and critical analysis to provide insight into the evolution of Japanese cinema. The study aims to highlight the constant appeal of Japanese films and their cultural significance.

Keywords

Japanese films, cinema, culture, history, influential directors, genres, international influence.

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