Okamoto Kihachi

Alberto 2022-12-20 22:58:00

Okamoto Kihachi Okamoto was born on February 17, 1923, in Yonago, Japan. On February 19, 2005, he died in Kawasaki, Japan. Japan
Professional director and screenwriter was born in Yonago in 1923. His real name is Kihachiro Okamoto. He served in the military during the Pacific War, and was later demobilized to work at the Toho Studio. He founded a unique genre of non-Japanese comedy, with jumping montage techniques, manga-style graphics and operetta-style musical effects, giving Japanese entertainment films a profound influence. The main works include "the elegant life of ordinary people" and so on.

Directed

by Daiyukai (1991)

Sugata Sanshiro (1977)

Zatôichi to Yôjinbô (1970)

Nihon no ichiban nagai hi (1967) Screenwriters

Daiyukai (1991) Sugata Sanshiro (1977 ) ) Zatôichi to Yôjinbô (1970)







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  • Jaden 2022-06-06 20:31:37

    A bad guy with a superb swordsmanship finally met a good guy who was qualified to fight him, but died under the arrows of a group of people, unhappy, originally thought there would be a big boss decisive battle hahaha. In fact, bad people will not get retribution, good people will not be rewarded, the world regards everything as a dog, and it is not as good as a pig and a dog.

  • Donna 2022-06-06 16:10:00

    The super-tight lens, deep focus lens, closed frame design, Nakadai's crazy acting skills, and fatalistic temperament of the foreground characters combine to form a kind of inspiring force. The image of copulation in the mill waterwheel has become a classic. In Hamazaki Hiroshige's "Swordsman Life and Death", Irako Kiyoshi seduces a girl as a tribute to the scene. 【9↑】

The Sword of Doom quotes

  • Ryunosuke Tsukue: A sword man prizes his skill like a woman prizes her chastity... would you surrender your chastity?

    Ohama: [in the mill] Ryunosuke told me to come...

  • Ohama: Yes, do that! That's how you are! Kill Hyoma! Kill everyone! Kill everyone in the world!

    Ryunosuke Tsukue: Not everyone...