- Record type:
- document
- Document type:
- article
- Document author(s):
- Donald Richie and Akira Kurosawa
- Document source:
- Sight and Sound
- Document contains:
- production co
- Number of pages:
- 10
- Related films:
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- Sugata Sanshiro (Sanshiro Sugata) — Kurosawa, Akira — Japan — 1943
- Ichiban utsukushiku (The most beautiful) — Kurosawa, Akira — Japan — 1944
- Tora no o o fumu otokotachi (The men who tread on the tiger's tail) — Kurosawa, Akira — Japan — 1945
- Asu o tsukuru hitobito (Those who make tomorrow) — Kurosawa, Akira — Japan — 1946
- Waga seishun ni kuinashi (No regrets for our youth) — Kurosawa, Akira — Japan — 1946
- Subarashiki nichiyobi (One wonderful Sunday) — Kurosawa, Akira — Japan — 1947
- Yoidore tenshi (Drunken angel) — Kurosawa, Akira — Japan — 1948
- Nora inu (Stray dog) — Kurosawa, Akira — Japan — 1949
- Shizukanaru ketto (The quiet duel) — Kurosawa, Akira — Japan — 1949
- Rashomon — Kurosawa, Akira — Japan — 1950
- Shubun (Scandal) — Kurosawa, Akira — Japan — 1950
- Hakuchi (The idiot) — Kurosawa, Akira — Japan — 1951
- Ikiru (To live) — Kurosawa, Akira — Japan — 1952
- Shichinin no samurai (Seven samurai) — Kurosawa, Akira — Japan — 1954
- Ikimono no koroku (I live in fear) — Kurosawa, Akira — Japan — 1956
- Kumonosu-jo (Throne of blood) — Kurosawa, Akira — Japan — 1957
- Donzoko (The lower depths) — Kurosawa, Akira — Japan — 1957
- Kakushi toride no san-akunin (The hidden fortress) — Kurosawa, Akira — Japan — 1958
- Warui yatsu hodo nemuru (The bad sleep well) — Kurosawa, Akira — Japan — 1960
- Yojimbo — Kurosawa, Akira — Japan — 1961
- Tsubaki Sanjuro (Sanjuro) — Kurosawa, Akira — Japan — 1962
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- Record type:
- document
- Document type:
- program note
- Document author(s):
- Noël Burch, Donald Richie, Robin Wood, Kenji Mizoguchi, Leonard Schrader, Isuzu Yamada, Joan Mellen, Gerald O'Grady, Max Tessier, James Dudley Andrew, Kyoko Hirano, David Bordwell, Tadao Sato, Keiko I. McDonald, Yoshikata Yoda, Shin Okada, Donald Kirihara, Freda Freiberg, Adriana Apra, Matsuo Kishi, Tsuneo Hazumi, Hajime Takizawa, Masaghige Narusawa, Hiroshi Mizutani, Koji Asaka, Joanne R. Bernardi, Darrell William Davis, Chika Kinoshita, Kato Mikiro, James Leach, Antonio Santos, Mark Le Fanu, Linda C. Ehrlich, Carole Cavanaugh, Joseph Murphy, and Scott Nygren
- Document source:
- Cinematheque Ontario/a division of Toronto International Film Festival Group
- Document contains:
- cost info and production co
- Number of pages:
- 80
- Related films:
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- Fujiwara Yoshie no Furusato (Home town) — Mizoguchi, Kenji — Japan — 1930
- Taki no Shiraito (The water magician) — Mizoguchi, Kenji — Japan — 1933
- Gubijinsô (Poppy) — Mizoguchi, Kenji — Japan — 1935
- Naniwa erejî (Osaka elegy) — Mizoguchi, Kenji — Japan — 1936
- Gion no shimai (Sisters of the Gion) — Mizoguchi, Kenji — Japan — 1936
- Aien kyo (The straits of love and hate) — Mizoguchi, Kenji — Japan — 1937
- Zangiku monogatari (The story of the last chrysanthemums) — Mizoguchi, Kenji — Japan — 1939
- Genroku chushingura (The loyal forty-seven ronin of the genroku era) — Mizoguchi, Kenji — Japan — 1942
- Miyamoto Musashi (Musashi Miyamoto) — Mizoguchi, Kenji — Japan — 1944
- Meito Bijomaru (The famous sword Bijomaru) — Mizoguchi, Kenji — Japan — 1945
- Utamaro o meguru gonin no onna (Utamaro and his five women) — Mizoguchi, Kenji — Japan — 1946
- Josei no shôri (The victory of women) — Mizoguchi, Kenji — Japan — 1946
- Joyû Sumako no koi (The love of Sumako the actress) — Mizoguchi, Kenji — Japan — 1947
- Waga koi wa moenu (My love has been burning) — Mizoguchi, Kenji — Japan — 1949
- Musashino fujin (Lady Musashino) — Mizoguchi, Kenji — Japan — 1951
- Saikaku ichidai onna (The life of Oharu) — Mizoguchi, Kenji — Japan — 1952
- Ugetsu monogatari (Ugetsu) — Mizoguchi, Kenji — Japan — 1953
- Uwasa no onna (A woman of rumor) — Mizoguchi, Kenji — Japan — 1954
- Shin Heike monogatari (The Taira Clan saga) — Mizoguchi, Kenji — Japan — 1955
- Yôkihi (Princess Yang Kwei-Fei) — Mizoguchi, Kenji — Japan; Hong Kong — 1955