Camp
貴夜夢富
Synopsis
The title is a phonetical arrangement in kanji Chinese characters of camp, a concept synonymous with Michio Okabe. Okabe radically explores his distinct, Japanese camp aesthetic in the enclosed space of the film world. As written in the kanji, “precious night, wealth of dreams” (貴い夜、夢の富), inhabitants of the night world such as butoh dancer, gay character, night watch, violinist, masseuse, yakitori shop, vampire, dog, and cat, appear one after another and unfold a disastrous but beautiful soirée.
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- Director
- Michio Okabe
- Original Title
- 貴夜夢富
- Country of Origin
- Japan
- Spoken Languages
- Japanese
- Runtime
- 44m
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Michio Okabe
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Michio Okabe
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What is Camp about?
The title is a phonetical arrangement in kanji Chinese characters of camp, a concept synonymous with Michio Okabe. Okabe radically explores his distinct, Japanese camp aesthetic in the enclosed space of the film world. As written in the kanji, “precious night, wealth of dreams” (貴い夜、夢の富), inhabitants of the night world such as butoh dancer, gay character, night watch, violinist, masseuse, yakitori shop, vampire, dog, and cat, appear one after another and unfold a disastrous but beautiful soirée.
Who directed Camp?
Camp was directed by Michio Okabe.
Who stars in Camp?
The principal cast of Camp includes Mitsutaka Ishii.
When was Camp released and how long is it?
Camp was released in 1970 with a total runtime of 44m.