vhs video: Hisashi Igawa     vhs video:     Hisashi Igawa      Rhapsody in August Sachiko Murase, Hisashi Igawa Orion, 1998 Poetry, Japanese style... As we all know, this is one of the last works of Akira Kurosawa, the Master in movie making. He was also known by his friends as Kurosawa-san or by those who admired him as a teacher, as Kurosawa-sensei. One of the things one immediately notices in his movies ...             Tampopo Tsutomu Yamazaki, Nobuko Miyamoto Fox Lorber, 1998 Makes one Hungry Besides a few major films created by such luminaries as Kurosawa Akira Kagemusha (1980) and Ran (1985) and a small handful of other films, the 1980s, although Japan's economy was booming, was a major dry spell for the Japanese film industry. Directors such as Oshima ...             Ran Tatsuya Nakadai, Akira Terao Fox Lorber, 1998 Ran Means Chaos Ran is Kurosawa's final masterpiece and my favorite Kurosawa movie. For me, Ran is more of an experience than a movie. It just seems so "real" to me. Directed when he was 75, the master director presents a cast of thousands and renders a mortal struggle of good and ...             Doomed Megalopolis: Haunting Tokyo Shintarô Katsu, Kyusaku Shimada Orion, 1995 If you don't watch this your doomed Since animation can rarely shock, Doomed Megalopolis wisely chooses the alternate Horror route: it disturbs. Taking a cue from the The Exorcist, the story revolves mostly around Kato's repented efforts to pocesses Yukari and later her daughter Yukiko (who may or may ...             Harakiri Tatsuya Nakadai, Rentaro Mikuni Homevision, 2000 A Scathing and Devastating indictment of the Way of the Samurai... "Rage when FOCUSED on a Single purpose is a very powerful weapon..." HARAKIRI (1962) (aka. Seppuku) is the award-winning film from Masaki Kobayashi (Samurai Rebellion, Kwaidan) and has been pronounced as Kobayashi's masterpiece by his mentor Kinoshita and as one of ...             Tampopo Tsutomu Yamazaki, Nobuko Miyamoto Republic Pictures, 1996 Makes one Hungry Besides a few major films created by such luminaries as Kurosawa Akira Kagemusha (1980) and Ran (1985) and a small handful of other films, the 1980s, although Japan's economy was booming, was a major dry spell for the Japanese film industry. Directors such as Oshima ...             Dreams Akira Terao, Mitsuko Baisho Warner Home Video, 1991 Dreaming in Shinto As usual with most things I love, this film is not for everyone. It is very much an "art film" and you have to like that sort of thing, but there are a couple of extra elements here that will separate the wheat from the chaff in whether someone else will "like" this... ...             Doomed Megalopolis 4: Battle for Tokyo Shintarô Katsu, Kyusaku Shimada Streamline Pictures, 1995 If you don't watch this your doomed Since animation can rarely shock, Doomed Megalopolis wisely chooses the alternate Horror route: it disturbs. Taking a cue from the The Exorcist, the story revolves mostly around Kato's repented efforts to pocesses Yukari and later her daughter Yukiko (who may or may ...             Ran Tatsuya Nakadai, Akira Terao 20th Century Fox, 1993 Ran Means Chaos Ran is Kurosawa's final masterpiece and my favorite Kurosawa movie. For me, Ran is more of an experience than a movie. It just seems so "real" to me. Directed when he was 75, the master director presents a cast of thousands and renders a mortal struggle of good and ...             Dreams Akira Terao, Mitsuko Baisho Dreaming in Shinto As usual with most things I love, this film is not for everyone. It is very much an "art film" and you have to like that sort of thing, but there are a couple of extra elements here that will separate the wheat from the chaff in whether someone else will "like" this... ...             Dreams Akira Terao, Mitsuko Baisho Dreaming in Shinto As usual with most things I love, this film is not for everyone. It is very much an "art film" and you have to like that sort of thing, but there are a couple of extra elements here that will separate the wheat from the chaff in whether someone else will "like" this... ...             Rikyu Rentaro Mikuni, Yoshiko Mita Capitol Entertainment, 1992 A Simple Art The story of Rikyu will unviel itself for you when you watch this movie. It is very similar to the Cha no yu itself, very simple and austere. This movie only cover a certain part of Rikyu's life, so all you folks that are "historians" don't be disapointed if the latter ...             Rhapsody in August Sachiko Murase, Hisashi Igawa MGM (Video & DVD), 2000 Poetry, Japanese style... As we all know, this is one of the last works of Akira Kurosawa, the Master in movie making. He was also known by his friends as Kurosawa-san or by those who admired him as a teacher, as Kurosawa-sensei. One of the things one immediately notices in his movies ...             Tokyo: The Last Megalopolis Shintarô Katsu, Kyusaku Shimada If you don't watch this your doomed Since animation can rarely shock, Doomed Megalopolis wisely chooses the alternate Horror route: it disturbs. Taking a cue from the The Exorcist, the story revolves mostly around Kato's repented efforts to pocesses Yukari and later her daughter Yukiko (who may or may ...             Rhapsody in August Sachiko Murase, Hisashi Igawa Poetry, Japanese style... As we all know, this is one of the last works of Akira Kurosawa, the Master in movie making. He was also known by his friends as Kurosawa-san or by those who admired him as a teacher, as Kurosawa-sensei. One of the things one immediately notices in his movies ...          products you might be interested in   search for videos dreams, harakiri, haunting, megalopolis, rhapsody, tampopo      toavi.com    web we recommend Ran Means Chaos randomly chosen book: Introduccion a la gestion de la calidad. Generalidades y control ...