This has somehow slipped past my radar, but let it be known now that last October the music labels Colossus and Musea presented a progressive rock album called The 7 More...
Japanese comedian Hitoshi Ueki passed away on Tuesday at the age of 80. The cause of his death was a heart failure. Although well known across Japan, Ueki is less More...
If you glimpse at the website menu, you will notice that there is a new link as the very rightmost entry on the list. It is titled “Forums“, and as More...
I have finished an update regarding the website design. Now, you may ask “why bother?” or “what was wrong with the old design?”. Well, there was nothing terribly wrong with More...
Were Akira Kurosawa alive today on March 23rd 2007, he would celebrate his 97th birthday. This means that in three years’ time we should expect quite some renewed interest towards More...
Thanks to Master Thief, I have corrected an error on the “Akira Kurosawa’s Movies on DVD” page — the BFI release of High and Low is 2.35:1, not 2.55:1 More...
Due to my current military service, I haven’t been able to monitor my websites as much as I would like to. However, the automatic monitoring systems that I use have More...
May 2nd, 2007 will see the Region 4 DVD release of Sanshiro Sugata II by Eastern Eye. Unless they have completely messed up the release, this DVD should become the More...
Pardon me for not actually having had the time to read through the article in question, but as far as I can see an entry titled Kurosawa’s Seven Samurai or More...
There is a short but relatively readable Throne of Blood article at the Daily Vanguard. The text, which attempts to quickly answer the question “why should you care about a 50-year-old adaptation of a 450 year old play”, is tied to a screening of the film at the Clinton Street Theater, Portland (OR, USA).
Another of those somewhat cryptic messages have been posted on YouTube showing some of the unreleased “making of” footage shot during the filming of Ran. See here.