Yôji Kuri
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Yôji Kuri was a Japanese cartoonist and independent filmmaker. He was the unofficial leader and most prolific of the "Animation Association of Three" collective who kick-started the renaissance of modern-styled, independently made, adult-aimed animation in early 1960s Japan.
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Art, Life and Opinions: Shūsaku Arakawa (—)
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Art, Life and Opinions: Ushio Shinohara (1973)
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Aos (1964)
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What Do You Think? (1967)
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Man and Woman and Dog (1963)
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The Man Next Door (1965)
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Two Grilled Fish (Color Version) (1968)
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Winter Days (2003)
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Flower (1967)
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Pop (1974)
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Samurai (1965)
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The Commitment (—)
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Tragedy on the G Line (1969)
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The Midnight Parasites (1972)
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Tokyo Loop (2006)
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Okinawa (—)
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The Room (1967)
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Au Fou! (International Version) (1967)
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Love (1964)
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Manga (1977)
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Isu (1963)
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Gossip (—)
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Imagination of Marathon Runners (1984)
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Manufacture of a Beauty (—)
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Two Grilled Fish (B/W Version) (1960)
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Love of Kemeko (1968)
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Stamp Fantasia (1961)
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A Woman's Tavern (—)
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Locus (1963)
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Au Fou! (Original Version) (1965)
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Art, Life and Opinions: Sawako Gōda (1973)
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Fashion (1960)
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The Window (1965)
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Crazy World (1968)
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Here and There (1961)
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Emmanuelle (—)
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The Bathroom (1972)
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Human Zoo (1962)
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