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Ikiru is one of his most acclaimed, a film at turns both touching and mind-meltingly dull.
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Ikiru is one of his most acclaimed, a film at turns both touching and mind-meltingly dull.
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He makes movies about women factory workers in World War II, about daily life in the slums in the �50s, and in one of his greatest films, "Ikiru," he tells the tale of a dying bureaucrat who doesn't want to have lived meaninglessly.
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"Ikiru" (1952) is the modern story of a sterile bureaucrat who learns he has terminal cancer and breaks through to real life before he dies.
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The theme of self-fulfillment drives his greatest film, "Ikiru" ( "To Live").
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Over the years I have seen "Ikiru" every five years or so, and each time it has moved me, and made me think.
Ikiru Divers 2007
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In his classic 1950s movie "Ikiru" ( "To Live"), Akira Kurosawa told the story of a man whose doctors refused to reveal to him his diagnosis, cancer.
Turning Un-Japanese 2007
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Over the years I have seen "Ikiru" every five years or so, and each time it has moved me, and made me think.
Archive 2007-11-01 Divers 2007
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Inspired by "Ikiru" and Visconti's "Death in Venice," both films about men at the end of life, "Wilderness" is an emotional transformation for the seasoned improviser Peter Schmitz.
The New Yorker newyorker.com 2010
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I always preferred 'Sanshiro Sugata', 'Nora Inu', 'Yoidore Tenshi' and 'Ikiru' myself, but then again almost all of Kurosawa's films (minus the propaganda and the 'forced' films ') are pure cinematic genius in my eyes.
Chris Rock Remaking Akira Kurosawa’s High and Low | /Film 2010
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