Ikimono no kiroku (1955)

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1. 

   bf2jay88

   The last scene struck me as hell...wow ! 12 years 1 month ago
2. 

   epicureanlotus

   "Whenever I see him, I somehow feel oddly anxious, even though I’m the one who’s supposed to be sane. Is he crazy? Or are we, who can remain unperturbed in an insane world?"
   
   A character-driven family drama about nuclear anxieties in 1950s Japan, I Live in Fear is a refreshingly modern but often overlooked masterpiece from Kurosawa, his favourite actors, and co-screenwriters Hashimoto Shinobu and Oguni Hideo at the height of their powers. Meditative, probing, moral, psychological, and yet thoroughly engrossing, it's a film that's unafraid to ask difficult questions and to delve into the psyche of the Japanese population of that era. A stunning, must-see film. 5 months 2 weeks ago
3. 

   jacktrewin

   masterpiece of acting, visuals, dialogue, emotion. everything 10 years 1 month ago

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