I Live in Fear Comments

  • Trever 2023-01-11 06:33:10

    The image of the old man under the lens of Akira Kurosawa is very...

  • Shane 2022-12-31 18:38:15

    Salt is sold out, the moment in...

  • Felipe 2022-12-23 01:59:31

    I'm sorry, I really didn't understand. At most, after I understand a little bit, I'll have to watch the one with Nagisa Oshima... It's meaningful that the people recorded on the film have a style similar to the Japan Film...

  • Sarai 2022-12-17 16:14:35

    The peak of Mifune's acting skills, the hunched old man who gradually collapsed under the fear of nuclear explosion. Looking back at the nuclear power plant accidents in recent years, such a cautionary tale is worth looking...

  • Vergie 2022-11-27 08:50:29

    Sources are hard to find. Most of the family relationships portrayed by Akira Kurosawa are discordant or even alienated. Perhaps in his view, the loneliness of the "Samurai" is as inevitable as the decline. Mifune has dedicated a lot of plasticity, but I still think that the eyes behind the glasses of Japanese teacher Zhang Fengyi Shimura Qiao are even more...

  • Wiley 2022-11-20 14:21:21

    In the hot and dry season, it finally "burned up". At the end of the film the dentist goes downstairs and the mother carries the child upstairs. The film does not discuss the issue of nuclear disaster, but reveals the collapse of traditional concepts in modern society, and the pure heart is impacted by the rapidly changing outside world. Although it was regarded as a failure, it marked the transfer of Kurosawa's humanitarianism from the reality of people's livelihood to the human nature and...

  • Vito 2022-11-14 12:21:11

    "I accept the fate of death, but I am not willing to be...

  • Larue 2022-11-11 08:50:15

    Toshiro Mifune performed too much, but the story is quite...

  • Tremaine 2022-11-07 05:57:20

    Soviet hydrogen bomb experiment, nuclear radiation in Japanese mental...

  • Dominic 2022-11-06 21:55:53

    In my opinion, the nuclear crisis is only a background cause. If you replace it with doomsday theories such as Resident Evil and the advent of aliens, the story is also true. The distortion of human nature under the deadly threat is the biggest theme. It is not so much a record of living people as it is a record of spiritual changes in living people. It is true that individual madness has the characteristics of exaggeration and magnification, but to a certain extent, it can be roughly scattered...

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I Live in Fear quotes

  • Domestic Court Counselor Dr. Harada: He's gone too far. But... aren't we ourselves worried about the bombs? Of course we are, as is Miss Tamiya. Isn't that right? Only we aren't as perturbed as that man. We don't build underground shelters, or plan to move to Brazil. However, we can't exactly disregard this feeling, can we? It's a feeling shared by all Japanese, more or less. I can't justify deciding this lightly just because he's gone too far. The thing is...

  • Sue Nakajima: Good old Father. In only two days.

    [Jiro beats Sue and chases her around the courtyard]