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Clifford 2022-04-22 07:01:24
Chaos --- Kurosawa Akira's late color film, an adaptation of Shakespeare's original play.
"Ran" is a late work of Akira Kurosawa, adapted from Shakespeare's famous play "King Lear".
In the film, Akira Kurosawa made various breakthroughs and attempts in images, and he staged the scenes of the film. In "Chaos", this strong sense of stage gives his films a unique atmosphere.
Extremely...
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Lexie 2021-11-20 08:01:41
Hei Zemin's Psychology and the Tragic Value of "Chaos"
Introduction
Japanese director Kurosawa Min’s "Chaos" is a successful work adapted from Shakespeare’s famous tragedy "King Lear". It is not only one of the most widely discussed works in Kurosawa Min’s movies, but also one of the most widely discussed works. Following Rashomon in 1950,...
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Carrie 2022-03-28 09:01:03
Watching Warring States Control as a Warring States movie can be satisfied (see also the iron gun massacre Chibi in "Shadow Warrior"), but the original is the one I least appreciate among the four Shakespeare tragedies, "Hamlet", The tragedy of "Macbeth" and "Othello" is mainly due to human choice, but "King Lear" is a purely accidental existence that mocks human beings with sudden cruelty. In addition, it is too obvious that Zhang Yimou steals his teacher Kurosawa Akira.
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Nellie 2022-03-22 09:01:47
Color and composition are the benchmarks that fifth-generation directors, especially Zhang Yimou, have always learned. #Taipei Restoration Reprint#
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