Orc’s Drift…so it begins.

I got it on dvd but haven't gotten around to it yet My Japanese isn't good enough that I can watch it in slightly in the background.. not that I expect the subtitles to be up to much. I got a few of his films where they are... well.. not incorrectly translated but they kinda pick and choice WHAT they translate and you loose alot of character from it. luckly, I know enough to catch alot of what they don't bother with.
 
ManicMan said:
I got it on dvd but haven't gotten around to it yet My Japanese isn't good enough that I can watch it in slightly in the background.. not that I expect the subtitles to be up to much. I got a few of his films where they are... well.. not incorrectly translated but they kinda pick and choice WHAT they translate and you loose alot of character from it. luckly, I know enough to catch alot of what they don't bother with.
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(Continuing 'off topic' - I know I know!) There's also an Arena prog (2002) about Kurosawa on the BBC Iplayer also:
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Arena - Kurosawa

Sam Shepard narrates a documentary profile of celebrated Japanese film-maker Akira Kurosawa, responsible for the films Seven Samurai, Ikiru and Rashomon.
www.bbc.co.uk www.bbc.co.uk
& Kurosawa features as 1 of 5 internationally important film directors in a Celia Imrie narrated 'Talking Pictures' recent prog :
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Talking Pictures - World Cinema Classics

Celia Imrie shares interviews and key moments from the BBC's rich archives in this celebration of international films.
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