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FILM REVIEW - Glory To The Filmmaker!
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REVIEW
Name:
Glory To The Filmmaker!
Year:
2007
Company:
Celluloid Dreams
Language:
Japanese
Actiors:
Beat Takeshi, Tohru Emori, Kayoko Kishimoto, Anne Suzuki, Kazuko Yoshiyuki, Akira Takarada, Takeshi Kitano, Takeshi Kitano, Masayuki Mori, Takio Yoshida
Min:
104
Description:
Famous director Kitano goes on a quest to shoot the ultimate film for movie-lovers everywhere, but he finds out this isn't as easy as it sounds. He's already troubled since having declared to stop making violent films despite his previous success with yakuza movies. Determined to turn out a hit film, Kitano imagines every genre possible for his new project. An Ozu-style film would be too slow. A nostalgic period piece wouldn't work either. What about a horror film which could eventually be remade by Hollywo
Venice - Out Of Competition Toronto - Masters
Famous director Kitano goes on a quest to shoot the ultimate film for movie-lovers everywhere, but he finds out this isn't as easy as it sounds. He's already troubled since having declared to stop making violent films despite his previous success with yakuza movies. Determined to turn out a hit film, Kitano imagines every genre possible for his new project. An Ozu-style film would be too slow. A nostalgic period piece wouldn't work either. What about a horror film which could eventually be remade by Hollywo
Venice - Out Of Competition Toronto - Masters
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