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Kurosawa (2000)

Documentary on film maker Akira Kurosawa

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JV F 01 Aug 2008

kind of boring at times... even for a kurosawa fan like myself.

Steven G 18 Mar 2010

Akira Kurosawa maybe obscured from western world movie lovers, however his influences and his way of storytelling has been inspired so many in Hollywood. This documentary, by his friends and people inspired by him, is a great introduction to the man. One of a great director of all time.

Pireta I 31 Oct 2011

Without the Master were would we be today....I do not even want to think about cinema without him in it.

John J 30 Jun 2007

An intriguing and informative documentary about Kurosawa, using a good bit of material from his autobiography, and many well-selected excerpts.

John A. Nesbit 31 Aug 2002

Adam Low's documentary isn't the smooth flowing professional film you'd expect about such a consummate artist, but anyone who appreciates Kurosawa will find plenty to enjoy