belo filme sobre amizade diriigido com muita sensibilidade por Akira Kurosawa para lamçar um olhar sobre a velhice e a gratidão pelos ensinamentos que recebemos ao longo da vida.
This is the last film of the master Akira Kurasawa. The story is about going home, go back to the place we come from. In the story, man wasn?t ready to come home yet. so? we wait?
the farewell address from the greatest director in history. while this film is nowhere near one of kurosawas best, it is still very good. just watching kurosawa direct a film with modern developments in cinematography was a treat. the diologue was as profound as usual in kuros...( read more)
A beautiful, poignant portrait of a professor's waning years. As he did in Ikiru, Kurosawa offers up a nostalgic and contemplative portrait of a man's life.
I am a big fan of Kurosawa.And I never expected one of his films to be that bad.No atmosphere,scenes with no connection.It certainly had something to say,full of meanings,but the photography of this film was more than bad.
A fitting conclusion to a magnificent career. Kurosawa's old age was definitely beginning to show. There's an innocence and charm in this film that rarely appears in his work. At times, it is overtly sentimental. The subplot with the Cat is adorable.
La ultima pelicula de Akira Kurosawa... termino siendo el epilogo de sus ideas, el final perfecto de su carrera, una despedida para nunca nunca olvidarlo.
Kurosawa's last fim. A great farewell movie. Master and pupils relate to each other in a beautiful sentimental story about being thankful. Don't miss the chance to experience this film...It's all good!
beautifully done film a real depart from his earlier stuff but its a really sweet film worth watching
To call it "touching" would be an understatement. I´m glad Kurosawa´s last movie was this little masterpiece about aging.
Beutifully Shot. The charectors are all wonderful. The only flaw is that it goes to slow in parts.
