A.K.

1985
1h 15m

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Documentaire sur le tournage de Ran et les techniques cinématographiques employées par Akira Kurosawa.Documentaire sur le tournage de Ran et les techniques cinématographiques employées par Akira Kurosawa.Documentaire sur le tournage de Ran et les techniques cinématographiques employées par Akira Kurosawa.

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Rôles principaux15

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Shigehiko Hasumi

Narration

Chris Marker

narrator in the French version
(voice)

Akira Kurosawa

Self

Tatsuya Nakadai

Self

Ishirô Honda

Self

Asakazu Nakai

Self

Takao Saitô

Self

Fumio Yanoguchi

Self

Takeji Sano

Self
(as Takeharu Sano)

Teruyo Nogami

Self

Fumisuke Okada

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(as Fumisake Okada)

Vittorio Dalle Ore

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(as Vittorio)

Tôru Takemitsu

Self

Masato Hara

Self

Shinobu Muraki

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Histoire

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Anecdotes
This documentary will be included as part of the Criterion Collection DVD edition of Ran (1985).

Citations
Chris Marker: [narrating] In this kind of shooting, the first pitfall to avoid is appropriating a beauty that does not belong to us - to play up the lovely, backlit shot. Of course, some of that borrowed beauty will come through anyway, but we shall try to show what we see the way we see it, from *our* eye-level.

Connexions
Featured in Music for the Movies: Tôru Takemitsu (1994)

Bandes originales
String quartet, A Way Alone, mov.1
Composed by Tôru Takemitsu

Commentaires des utilisateurs7

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Commentaire en vedette

A pleasure for fans of Kurosawa

Chris Marker's elliptical, oblique documentary on the making of Akira Kurosawa's "Ran" is an uneasy blend of hagiography (usual Cahiers du Cinema stuff) and Marker's trademark meditations on the mediating role of technology in memory and the human experience, plus probably aging, and etc., etc., etc. These Gallicisms seem out-of-place; but the philosophies are easily discarded. What makes the film a pleasure are the glimpses we see of Kurosawa's work processes, in addition to all the detail and work that goes into the making of a true epic.