Japan
9.5mm
B&W
Silent
"A black-and-white silent animation, which Kaneko himself described as a visualization of a musical score, Hungarian Rhapsodie. He experimented with visual geometric abstraction as a means to express the musical score, and this film was his first attempt to use the koma-otoshi technique (the technique being used for time-lapse photography or stop-motion animation)." - Noriko Morisue, "Filming the Everyday: History, Theory, and Aesthetics of Amateur Cinema in Interwar and Wartime Japan" (Yale University: PhD Dissertation, 2020): 99.
Zen Nippon Patē Shine Kyōkai [All-Nippon Pathé Cine Association]
Mie Bebī Shinema Kurabu [Mie Baby Cinema Club]
Tsu City Board of Education
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Amateur Cinema