very good

Obie 2022-04-23 07:04:31

Akira Kurosawa No.8: A flat and straightforward drama, inferior to Akira Kurosawa's three films before and after the war. The highlights are: ① The use of sound, especially in the beginning of the treatment process in some operating rooms, the sound of the pouring rain outside the painting and the interior The sound of water droplets heightens the tense atmosphere ②The mottled light and shadow at the beginning and the fence full of thorns later ③A long shot (about 3'40'') used in the process of Toshiro Mikawa's emotional outpouring at the end

Harrison 2022-03-18 09:01:08

Akira Kurosawa's films in 1949. In the years after the defeat, Akira Kurosawa's films are very educational and characteristic of the times. Facing the negative Japanese society, Akira Kurosawa inspires the Japanese people through the stories and the qualities of the characters, and uses the pure Bushido personality unique to Japan to infect all beings, giving people hope and strength. The purpose is obvious. If the background of this era is not considered, it is impossible to resonate with Akira Kurosawa.