
Adam Low's Kurosawa is a 90-minute documentary that looks at Kurosawa's life and works. Originally broadcast on PBS in the US, the film follows a fairly conventional approach as it chronicles Kurosawa's career. The film includes many interviews, more of which are provided on the documentary's home video releases. The film is narrated by Sam Shepard, with sections of Kurosawa's autobiography read by Paul Scofeld. It is a tribute, a celebration and an hommage. A DVD, which come... (Full plot summary below)
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Adam Low's Kurosawa is a 90-minute documentary that looks at Kurosawa's life and works. Originally broadcast on PBS in the US, the film follows a fairly conventional approach as it chronicles Kurosawa's career. The film includes many interviews, more of which are provided on the documentary's home video releases. The film is narrated by Sam Shepard, with sections of Kurosawa's autobiography read by Paul Scofeld. It is a tribute, a celebration and an hommage. A DVD, which comes with almost two hours of extra interviews, has been released as a region free disc by the Australian Madman Entertainment.
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| Old School ReviewsJohn A. NesbitAdam 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 |
| Film Freak CentralWalter ChawA collection of mildly interesting vignettes about legendary filmmaker Akira Kurosawa that lacks cohesion in a way the master's films never did. |
| User ReviewJoe HDecent Doc on a master of cinema. If you haven't seen this the you'll be surprised how many American films were copied from his. |
| User ReviewSteven GAkira 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. |
| User ReviewCha tMust-see for movie history fans. Biography of japan's greates director (Seven Samauri, Ran, Ikiru, Rashomon, Throne of Blood, Reed Beard, Drunken Angel, Kagemusha, and more) |
| User ReviewDavid Csuperb documentary, had to buy US region copy to see |
| User ReviewGrady Wfascinating look at the life of one cinema's greatest artists |
| User ReviewMaDavitzu Rif only i had half of this man's talent... then, life would be amazing. |
| User ReviewAdam DAn excellent documentary that goes into both the films and the mind of perhaps the world's greatest all time filmmaker. |
| User ReviewGrant Ethis documentary was very interesting. if you like Akira Kurosawa as a director, go rent this! |