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” following their hits Fort Apache (1948) and She Wore a Yellow Ribbon (1949)
- New interviews with director Claudia Weill
video essay
He performs subservient duties as he waits longingly for a letter from the King which will allow him to leave for Buenos Aires - his boredom gives way to reveries
Throne of Blood - Robert N. Watson (BFI Film Classics) China ” following their hits Fort'Throne of Blood' by Robert N. Watson A detailed scholarly account of Akira Kurosawa's influential film which transposes 'Macbeth' to feudal Japan. Watson examines the symbolic, cinematic and historical aspects of the film. He also looks at what the film has to say about the tension between individual aspiration and the broader social good.
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