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Drunken Angel: A flower for Kurosawa

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Alice Fang’s column “Drunken Angel” introduces her favorite directors from the Golden Age of Japanese cinema. Attempting to write about Akira Kurosawa presents a challenge akin to my previous exploration of Wong Kar Wai and “In the Mood for Love.” Kurosawa is often pigeonholed by his seminal work “Rashomon,” which, while iconic, overshadows the broader spectrum of his oeuvre, leaving many with a skewed perception of his artistic identity. Howev…

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Drunken Angel: A flower for Kurosawa

Alice Fang’s column “Drunken Angel” introduces her favorite directors from the Golden Age of Japanese cinema. Attempting to write about Akira Kurosawa presents a challenge akin to my previous exploration of Wong Kar Wai and “In the Mood for Love.” Kurosawa is often pigeonholed by his seminal work “Rashomon,” which, while iconic, overshadows the broader spectrum of his oeuvre, leaving many with a skewed perception of his artistic identity. Howev…

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