The Beauty Of Akira Kurosawa

The cinematography of Akira Kurosawa's work

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[TheBeautyOf]

Hello everyone !
Making video about beautiful cinematography is really a full time passion.
As you probably know, I can't monetize my videos because the content isn't mine.
Through this page, you have the possibility to support me and my work.
Thank you very much!

[Blondedmedo]

"Every frame is a painting" is the best description of the way Akira directs films

[Lexthebarbarian]

You! Behind this video! You have a deep soul. Arigato Gozaimasu.

[TheHiddenNarrative]

Woah, this is like the final boss of "The Beauty of" videos.

[elichilton]

“To be an artist means never to avert one's eyes.” - Akira Kurosawa

[thebadfella]

0:27 Holy shit, this shot is absolutely beautiful. Every shot here is, but this one is just something else

[gokiloki]

The films of Akira Kurosawa fascinate me because they’re all so different in tone and genre but they all ask the same questions like „What is honor?“, „What does it mean to be mortal?“, „What are we fighting for in this endless battle called life?“ and I think that’s beautiful

[Le_Cinerama]

This has been one of my most anticipated videos ever, and it never disappoints. The fact you were able to compress such a extensive director known for consistently creating some of the most beautiful films into 3 minutes of storytelling, is what I respect from editor like you.

[James_]

This is a beautiful collection of Kurosawa's work.

00:00 Ikiru (1952)

00:17 Throne of Blood (1957)

00:23 I Live In Fear (1955)

00:27 Dersu Uzala (1975)

00:35 Kagemusha (1980)

00:42 Dreams (1990)

00:49 Ran (1985)

00:53 Mādadayo (1993)

00:57 Red Beard (1965)

01:01 Seven Samurai (1954)

01:05 Ikiru (1952)

01:09 One Wonderful Sunday (1947)

01:13 Dreams (1990)

01:17 The Hidden Fortress (1958)

01:21 The Men Who Tread On The Tiger's Tail (1945)

01:25 Dodes'ka-Den (1970)

01:29 Stray Dog (1949)

01:33 High And Low (1963)

01:37 Red Beard (1965)

01:41 Stray Dog (1949)

01:45 Dreams (1990)

01:49 Yojimbo (1961)

01:53 Kagemusha (1980)

01:57 Ikiru (1952)

02:01 One Wonderful Sunday (1947)

02:05 No Regrets for Our Youth (1946)

02:09 Drunken Angel (1948)

02:13 Dreams (1990)

02:17 Ran (1985)

02:21 Yojimbo (1961)

02:25 Sanshiro Sugata (1943)

02:29 Dreams (1990)

02:33 Kagemusha (1980)

02:37 Rashomon (1950)

02:41 Dersu Uzala (1975)

02:45 Seven Samurai (1954)

02:49 Ran (1985)

02:53 Throne of Blood (1957)

02:55 Yojimbo (1961)

02:56 Rashomon (1950)

02:57 Dodes'ka-Den (1970)

02:58 Ran (1985)

02:59 Dreams (1990)

[ver_y_fun_ny_huma_n]

I had a movie from him called 'peach orchard' to study for a project,
And let me tell u it is still one of my fav movies from anyone.
Every shot is is well-thought and magnificent it make me think like I am dreaming

[gPOSKAS]

I was fortunate to have a Kurosawa class during my film studies in college. It totally opened my eyes to the artistry. He was an absolute master and influence to this day.

[SamPasserdoodlesandhappenings]

Watching this, I can get a better understanding of seeing how Star Wars was heavily inspired by Kurosawa

[kotkmapjwba]

Akira Kurosawa, who is known as a sublime Japanese film director. Kurosawa, who won the Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival for "Rashomon" (1950) and was internationally acclaimed for his work on "Seven Samurai, " has also provided excellent direction in this film, making it very worthwhile to watch.
Kurosawa's many excellent works strongly inspired George Lucas, Spielberg, James Cameron, JJ Abrams and others who were still young at the time, but are now active as prominent directors, and led the world of film, becoming an object of admiration for young directors. Akira Kurosawa is without a doubt a legendary man, and his achievements will never be forgotten.

[Blondedmedo]

This is beautiful. I'm currently in the midst of watching all akira films. What a great timing!

[wastehazey]

Just rewatched Sanjuro. I swear to God dude, every single shot is absolute eye candy, truly a master of the craft

[tkgreece]

"Man is a genius when he dreams. Dream what you are capable of. The harder you dream it, the sooner it will come true"

[muhammadzaidmuckba]

I will and always continue to believe that there is no art form better than film 😢😢.
This video makes me wanna cry

[AshimDas-ftdb]

This is Akira Kurusawa..
A master creator..
A creator of magic in canvas..🙏

[diptibhallaverma]

Thank you fir reminding us what we owe Kuosawa. All those grand and intimate moments and a force called Toshiro Mifune!

[mukeshshah]

Master class, Akira Kuosawa. And this video maker is proffesional.