Born in 1935, in Ibaragi Prefecture. Jonouchi entered the Art Department of Nihon University; in 1957, along with his colleague Katsumi Hirano, he co-founded the Film Study Group in the Fine Art Department of Nihon University. He co-directed “The Record of N [N no Kiroku]” (59), the second production by the collective, documenting the disaster of the Ise Bay Typhoon. “Pou Pou” (60) is a chain of amorphously expanding phantasmagoric images, with insertions of the images taken from film classics. During the same period, looking ahead to the future after graduation, he co-founded the VAN Institute for Cinematic Science as a forum for film production, and began living communally with five members including Masao Adachi. In correspondence with the anti-art movement of the time, VAN Institute assumed a place for artists working in various media to gather together. A documentary of the Anti-Japan-US Security Treaty struggle of 1960, “Document 6.15” (61), was screened at the memorial assembly for Michiko Kanba, who was killed at the demonstration in front of the Diet Building. It was a pioneering experiment of ‘intermedia’ in Japan which showed symbolic close-up images of Kanbara along with the scenes re-enacting police brutality, meanwhile two completely different soundtracks were played together, slide projections of paintings were going on, and a live happening was taking place at the venue. Jonouchi subsequently produced “Document LSD” (62), documenting a public LSD experiment using himself as the object; “Hi Red Center Shelter Plan” (64), that was about an art event at the Imperial Hotel; “WOLS”(65), consisting of fragments of a painting by WOLS, which were put together through in-camera editing; “Hijikata Tatsumi,” which shot the stage of Tatsumi Hijikata frame by frame. Towards the 70’s Anti-Japan-US Security Treaty Struggle, he continued to document the student uprising, while successively producing the “Gewaltopia series” including “Hakusan Street by Nihon University [Nichidai Hakusan-dori]”(68), “The Mass Collective Bargaining at Nihon University” (68), “Gewaltopia Trailer” (69), and “Shinjuku Station” (74). By including live performances which created improvised sounds and editing the 　　films differently for each screening, and thus negating the idea of film as being complete, repeatable, and consumable — Jonouchi pursued ‘cinematic revolution.

Born in 1935, in Ibaragi Prefecture. Jonouchi entered the Art Department of Nihon University; in 1957, along with his colleague Katsumi Hirano, he co-founded the Film Study Group in the Fine Art Department of Nihon University. He co-directed “The Record of N [N no Kiroku]” (59), the second production by the collective, documenting the disaster of the Ise Bay Typhoon. “Pou Pou” (60) is a chain of amorphously expanding phantasmagoric images, with insertions of the images taken from film classics. During the same period, looking ahead to the future after graduation, he co-founded the VAN Institute for Cinematic Science as a forum for film production, and began living communally with five members including Masao Adachi. In correspondence with the anti-art movement of the time, VAN Institute assumed a place for artists working in various media to gather together. A documentary of the Anti-Japan-US Security Treaty struggle of 1960, “Document 6.15” (61), was screened at the memorial assembly for Michiko Kanba, who was killed at the demonstration in front of the Diet Building. It was a pioneering experiment of ‘intermedia’ in Japan which showed symbolic close-up images of Kanbara along with the scenes re-enacting police brutality, meanwhile two completely different soundtracks were played together, slide projections of paintings were going on, and a live happening was taking place at the venue. Jonouchi subsequently produced “Document LSD” (62), documenting a public LSD experiment using himself as the object; “Hi Red Center Shelter Plan” (64), that was about an art event at the Imperial Hotel; “WOLS”(65), consisting of fragments of a painting by WOLS, which were put together through in-camera editing; “Hijikata Tatsumi,” which shot the stage of Tatsumi Hijikata frame by frame. Towards the 70’s Anti-Japan-US Security Treaty Struggle, he continued to document the student uprising, while successively producing the “Gewaltopia series” including “Hakusan Street by Nihon University [Nichidai Hakusan-dori]”(68), “The Mass Collective Bargaining at Nihon University” (68), “Gewaltopia Trailer” (69), and “Shinjuku Station” (74). By including live performances which created improvised sounds and editing the 　　films differently for each screening, and thus negating the idea of film as being complete, repeatable, and consumable — Jonouchi pursued ‘cinematic revolution.

健具有异能，每当恐慌时，就能去到未来空间，所见的都在现实世界一一应验，魔术师华冷眼旁观。一次健又到未来世界，赫然见到自己在九月初九死亡，更有一女子扑雨哭泣……

Michel Peneud va mourir. Comme vous, comme moi, et comme sa mère, sauf que sa mère, c'est son médecin qui le lui a dit. Alors elle a décidé de vivre. Et vivre pour la maman de Michel Peneud, ça veut dire nourrir ses chats, boire du mousseux comme si c'était du champagne, et aimer Michel. Mais cet amour, Michel le trouve parfois un peu encombrant. A tel point qu'il semble soudain développer des symptômes très proches de ceux de sa mère. Et si Michel avait lui aussi un cancer du sein?

Michel Peneud va mourir. Comme vous, comme moi, et comme sa mère, sauf que sa mère, c'est son médecin qui le lui a dit. Alors elle a décidé de vivre. Et vivre pour la maman de Michel Peneud, ça veut dire nourrir ses chats, boire du mousseux comme si c'était du champagne, et aimer Michel. Mais cet amour, Michel le trouve parfois un peu encombrant. A tel point qu'il semble soudain développer des symptômes très proches de ceux de sa mère. Et si Michel avait lui aussi un cancer du sein?

公元2001年9月11日清晨，俩兄弟Jules和Gedeon Naudet 正在拍摄一个关于纽约市消防队员纪录片。 正在此时，天空中传来刺耳的飞机引擎啸叫声，Jules本能的向天空抬起来了摄像机。及时的拍下了飞机撞进世贸中心之前的，唯一地面近距离现场录像。 在这一命运攸关的时刻，Jules和Gedeon Naudet 作为现场直接目击者为后人留下了极为珍贵的911恐怖袭击事件现场影像。伴随着摄像机镜头的摇晃，俩兄弟跟随纽约市消防人员进入即将倒塌的世贸中心，直至世贸中心双子塔轰然倒塌。强有力的视觉冲击力，极度危险的危机现场。在城市中最为黑暗的几小时以内，消防队员成为了奉献,勇敢,伟大的代名词！

Trapped in The Twin Towers on September 11th, thousands of ordinary people struggled to make contact with the outside world. Many knew that time was ticking away. These recorded messages and private calls are the most powerful legacy to the families left behind. Often full of love and dignity they depict humanity at its best and most resourceful in the face of evil.

该片讲述了2001年美国“911”事件中，被困世贸中心电梯里的人，求生的故事。

In 9/64: O CHRISTMAS TREE, Kren offers a more visually descriptive development of a Muehl 'action. The images have been chosen to follow a more dramatic sequence, probably because the action itself contained a wide range of images and materials. 16mm.

In 9/64: O CHRISTMAS TREE, Kren offers a more visually descriptive development of a Muehl 'action. The images have been chosen to follow a more dramatic sequence, probably because the action itself contained a wide range of images and materials. 16mm.