At Rivers Edge: One Of The Best Samurai Films I've Ever Seen

At River's Edge is a samurai film that released in 2011 and was directed by Tetsuo Shinohara.

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[jonlannister]

Only saw one of this guy's films before but it feels like being alive to see Kurosawa's films new for the first time seeing the clips on youtube today. I hope he gets the budget for something truly epic in his style

[didacusalvieri]

Thank you I have seen and have in my collection 6 of his movies, I will get more from this website.
thank you new sub here

[SisyphusQuit]

As a kid my mother would bring me to a high school that played Japanese movies on Saturdays. It was great to see these gems on a bigger screen even though they were always b & w

[royrchao]

At 4:54: I strongly agree with your vivid saying: vibes are letting out when sound track was played. You have said it all I felt about it, too.

[kuroneko]

I’d the recommend, “The Samurai I Loved” a beautiful love story with plenty of sword play toward the end . A lovely story!

[Shinobi]

Thx I'm gonna watch it tomorrow after Christmas celebrations

[Arnot]

I really do enjoy watching your reviews - Thank you.

[TheShogunate]

This films looks pretty good, I'll have to check it out!

[abdulla]

Thanks dear for the beautiful review on this movie
I have to say it was nice time when I watched this film

But I think it’s below the level of twilight samurai and love & honor


In general, the music and cinematography saved the film

Good luck 🌷

[flyingsnow]

Just watched Kurasawas "after the rain" also a beautyfull movie, m where the making, the design, the music just match and touch all your senses.

[ledan]

I remember watching The Twilight Samurai, RAN as well as a bunch of classic Japanese films. Also watched this movie all around the same time and I totally forgot the name of the title. Feels like far more then a decade ago that I watched this but it was indeed a great film and has been one of the little gems that has always kept me interested in Japanese cinema.

[kapiatgatas]

It's a matter of taste. You cannot force anyone to watch or like a certain movie. Until now I still love the old black and white samurai flicks. The movies your mentioning did it garnered recognition from the Japanese populous? They did this hoping to enter the Academy awards. 13 Assassins is more popular than The Twilight Samurai. I prefer "When The last Sword is Drawn", because we are living that kind of life. To find ways including to sacrifice just to provide.

[scottlibman]

I agree no where else in the world is as beautiful.👍🇯🇵

[tmjtpyd]

dang, is that song that starts at 0:50 from the movie?

[Solarlube]

The journey to accomplish your training is long and tedious and although I have only watched a few Japanese films, to understand the film, I feel (personally), that you must understand that the slightest movement has the greatest of meaning and just in the snippet you showed us displays that so well. Try turning off the sound and you will have a very different movie. Thank you.

[didacusalvieri]

Also this are good films too
Hanjiro 2010( I think)
Revenge 1964
Year of the North 2005
Sakuradamon Incident
The Last Ronin 2010

[laughtercatz]

Sound like an amazing film ! I'll have to check it out ! :D

[ryanwingfield]

Personally I thought this film was generic AF but I appreciate that you put the spotlight on obscure Samurai films.

[PureAeternum]

Where can we watch it? Can't find anything in the google browser, I live in the US.

[ame]

Ohh me encantaría ver esta película pero no la encuentro en españa