Francois Truffaut on Kon Ichikawa’s ‘The Burmese Harp’ (1956): “It’s a curious film which pleased some members of the Venice Festival jury enough last year that they came close to awarding it the Golden Lion. The sincerity of the enterprise is somewhat dubious. In any case, it is always hard to know where one stands about Japanese films…" The full text is available for our subscribers | History of Cinema

Burmese Traditional Dance; Amazing Myanmar 🧡 Burmese traditional dance is a vibrant expression of Myanmar's rich cultural heritage, passed down from generation to generation. Rooted in ancient traditions, these dances blend graceful movements, intricate hand gestures, and expressive storytelling to reflect the country's history, spirituality, and daily life. Performed during festivals, royal ceremonies, and community celebrations, the dances often feature colorful costumes and rhythmic music pl