Maksim Munzuk, Yuri Solomin, Svetlana Danilchenko
An eccentric Mongolian frontiersman is taken on as a guide by a Soviet surveying party.
DVD Release Date: October 17, 2000
Stats: 368 reviews
the ultimate man vs. wild. bear grills has nothing on dersu uzala. another of the many absolute masterpieces by kurosawa, this film is possibly the best man vs. nature film ever made. tragedy makes the man that becomes so great that the world will no longer accept him. amazin...( read more)
Has Akira Kurosawa done any other movies in Russian? unforgetable story of the friendship between a russian captian and a Mongolian hunter nomad.
A simple but beautiful character, a sweet and sour story, a great direstor. This film has everything to become one of my favorites.
I think this is among his best work, but I don't hear it talked about as much as some other things. Maybe, it's just my Siberia love.
1902: Arseniev (Yuri Solomin), a czarist officer and his men exploit and map the Usuri-region. The gigantic pine-forests of the Taiga evoke visions of the Walpurgis-night. Dersu Uzala (Maxim Munzuk) sits down at their camp-fire and smokes his pipe. The old man who lost his wife a...( read more)
¿Quien puede discutir que Kurosawa era un genio?
Los pasajes de la tundra siberiana son increibles. El personaje del cazador logra ser a la vez sublime y patetico. Eso si, hay que verla con calma porque se hace pesada
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