I can't afford to hate people...
Ikiru (1952)
Akira Kurosawa, Dir.
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One of Kurosawa’s peaks in his art. Disturbing, honest, remarkable.
21.8.07
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“We all need discipline.”
about me
- sam of the ten thousand things
- the milky way
- Sam Rasnake, a sardonic twist of fate, is a pathetic excuse for a poet who once dreamed he was a human who dreamed he was a teacher who thought he could play guitar. Along the way - a soul-mate, two children - one collection, Necessary Motions; three chapbooks, Religions of the Blood, Lessons in Morphology, and Inside a Broken Clock. He even thinks he edits a magazine - Blue Fifth Review.
what's in my head...
Motel Chronicles
Sam Shepard
Necessary Motions
(Sow's Ear Press)
Out of print, but may be purchased from the author.
collections
Religions of the Blood
(Pudding House Press)
In print and may be ordered from the publisher.
Lessons in Morphology
(GOSS183) - part of the MiPOesias Chapbook Series
Inside a Broken Clock
(Finishing Line Press)
In print and may be ordered from the publisher.
4 comments:
'much agreed.
and what a great "label" -- films to live by
!
and "music to live by," etc. kudos.
'hope you're doing well, sam.
:) sara
I am doing well - Thanks, Sara. I appreciate your stopping by.
such an amazing movie, but you know how i feel about many a kurosawa film.
now, have you seen either of kon ichikawa's wwii films?
The Burmese Harp is a powerful work. I really like Ichikawa' approach to story in that film. I do like Fires on the Plain, as well, but Harp is my preference.
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