Rashomon DVD Film Studies A book for film lovers

A book for film lovers by someone who really loves film and who writes eloquently about them

When Yorke’s son – a West Point flunkee turned Army private – is assigned to his father’s regiment

Unseen for fifty years the series stands as a record of the early sixties folk boom

via audacious camerawork and sound design

Rashomon DVD Film Studies A book for film lovers'Rashmon' Director: Akira Kurosawa (1950) Japanese w English subtitles Kurosawa's masterful fable adapted from the short stories of Rynosuke Akutagawa materialises as a search for the truth of a murder through four contradictory accounts, brought to life in this high definition restoration. Special features include an illustrated booklet with an essay by Stuart Galbraith IV, a documentary on the making of Rashmon and audio commentary.