Trailer　『Filming Akira Kurosawa』has officially launched on Prime Video Store　in both UK and U.S.A.. скачать в хорошем качестве

Trailer　『Filming Akira Kurosawa』has officially launched on Prime Video Store　in both UK and U.S.A..

“Filming Akira Kurosawa” (93 min) has officially launched on Amazon Video (Prime Video Store) in both the United Kingdom and the United States. ▼ United Kingdom https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/video/det... ▼ United States https://www.amazon.com/gp/video/detai... This rare documentary film closely follows the making of legendary filmmaker Akira Kurosawa's 1985 epic "Ran" as never before, revealing Kurosawa's meticulous directing process and intimate human side through a year of location shooting that began in July 1984. The 4K restored version will be screened in the U.S., U.K., and other countries in a revival in 2025 to mark the 40th anniversary of the release of "Ran" and has attracted international attention. The film has not yet been released worldwide and is expected to draw a huge response from film fans, film scholars, and new audiences. This documentary, which reveals the essence of Kurosawa, is not only a record of film history, but also a portrait of one of the greatest masters of the 20th century. It is narrated not by a third-party interview, but by Kurosawa himself. The love for humanity that he showed while making the film "Ran" (released in 1985). Kurosawa's way of treating his actors reveals Belief in human beings, What does it mean to put it into practice in daily life? Please discover in Kurosawa's true record what it means to have faith in human beings and to practice it in everyday life. We would like you to get to know the warm and passionate Akira Kurosawa as he appeared on the set of the film "Ran". We hope you will discover a different side of Kurosawa, who is often referred to as the "emperor of cinema. Kurosawa's filmmaking style is very unique, but there are many production techniques in it that can be applied to today's low-budget filmmaking. 150 hours of footage of the making of "Ran," shot between 1984 and 1985, have been discovered. It was shot independently by a team of young professional cameramen who received special permission from Kurosawa Productions and Herald Ace to cover the film, and a team of college student amateur sound recordists. Back in 1984, Kurosawa worked on "Ran" while saying, "This will be my last film. He used efficient filming techniques, such as shooting a single scene simultaneously in one cut with three cameras, and set aside a lot of time for rehearsals with the actors. This documentary reveals the true face of Akira Kurosawa and the charm and artistry that permeates all of his films.