Dec 31, 2022
醜聞 (Shūbun - Scandal), 1950.
Dir. Akira Kurosawa | Writ. Akira Kurosawa & Ryūzō Kikushima | DOP Toshio Ubukata
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醜聞 (Shūbun - Scandal), 1950.
Dir. Akira Kurosawa | Writ. Akira Kurosawa & Ryūzō Kikushima | DOP Toshio Ubukata
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101. Shûbun / Scandal
Akira Kurosawa -- 1950 | Japan | 5.5
Ten Ox Herding Pictures (words by Kuòān Shīyuǎn—originally written in the 12th century, art by Tenshō Shūbun, 15th century).
(via Jonathan Harris)
“landscape” by
Tenshō Shūbun 天章周文
nom de pinceau : Ekkei. Shūbun est un moine Zen bouddhiste, ses dates de naissance et de décès ainsi que ses origines ne sont pas connues, mais on sait que sa période d'activité se situe à Kyōto dans le deuxième quart du xve siècle.
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“For the first time in my life, I saw a star come into existence.”
醜聞 (Shūbun - Scandal), 1950.
Dir. Akira Kurosawa | Writ. Akira Kurosawa & Ryūzō Kikushima | DOP Toshio Ubukata
醜聞 (Shūbun - Scandal), 1950.
Dir. Akira Kurosawa | Writ. Akira Kurosawa & Ryūzō Kikushima | DOP Toshio Ubukata
“Ceremonies to worship the moon have been held since the Zhou Dynasty (1046-256 BC) about 3,000 years ago. Grand ceremonies are held during Vernal Equinox for the sun, Summer Solstice for the earth, Autumn Equinox for the moon and Winter Solstice for heaven.”