Japanese master Akira Kurosawa tackles Dostoevsky's novel and delivers another splendid film. The story about a simple and good man who returns home after the war where he touches and changes the lives of several people including two beautiful but different women. Kurosawa and Dostoevsky are a perfect match because of their humanistic approach to the human condition. It comes to no surprise that Kurosawa chose this novel to adapt since it studies the inherent goodness of a human and how it's contradicts with the society. A timeless classic with a perfect cast and crew that includes Setsuko Hara and Toshirô Mifune. YRCinema's coverage of films on DVD.
Sunday, September 26, 2010
The Idiot
Japanese master Akira Kurosawa tackles Dostoevsky's novel and delivers another splendid film. The story about a simple and good man who returns home after the war where he touches and changes the lives of several people including two beautiful but different women. Kurosawa and Dostoevsky are a perfect match because of their humanistic approach to the human condition. It comes to no surprise that Kurosawa chose this novel to adapt since it studies the inherent goodness of a human and how it's contradicts with the society. A timeless classic with a perfect cast and crew that includes Setsuko Hara and Toshirô Mifune. YRCinema's coverage of films on DVD.
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