One the most amazing aspects of Japanese master Akira Kurosawa's films is his versatility going from genre to genre without losing his vision with a keen eye on the human condition. In this riveting thriller a rookie cop has his gun stolen and sets out to find it that will changes him to the man he will become. Kurosawa started a new genre in Japanese cinema with this crime thriller that has not lost one bit of its power. As usual Kurosawa can count on his impeccable cast and crew including Mifune. YRCinema's coverage of films on DVD.
Monday, September 27, 2010
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One the most amazing aspects of Japanese master Akira Kurosawa's films is his versatility going from genre to genre without losing his vision with a keen eye on the human condition. In this riveting thriller a rookie cop has his gun stolen and sets out to find it that will changes him to the man he will become. Kurosawa started a new genre in Japanese cinema with this crime thriller that has not lost one bit of its power. As usual Kurosawa can count on his impeccable cast and crew including Mifune. YRCinema's coverage of films on DVD.
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