黑泽明 — 导演 (33)
静夜之决斗 (1949) [电影] 豆瓣 IMDb TMDB 维基数据
静かなる決闘
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静かなる決闘
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静静的决斗
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1944年,第二次世界大战正是如火如荼的惨烈时刻。在南洋某个日军战地医院里,军医藤崎恭二(三船敏郎 饰)与同事们夜以继日,不辞疲倦,争分夺秒地抢救每一个伤员。然而厄运突然降临,藤崎的手不慎划上,更被梅毒携带者中田进(植村謙二郎 饰)的污血所感染。战争结束后,藤崎回到父亲孝之辅(志村喬 饰)的医院工作,虽然已有美丽的未婚妻美佐绪(三條美紀 饰),但是他不愿牵连爱人,因此不断推迟婚期,更决定与美佐绪分手。他保守着身患梅毒的秘密,一面与病魔作着悄寂无声的斗争,一面在医者的道路上艰难前行……
本片根据菊田一夫的原作改编。
本片根据菊田一夫的原作改编。
姿三四郎续集 (1945) [电影] 豆瓣 IMDb 维基数据 TMDB
続姿三四郎
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続姿三四郎
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Sanshiro Sugata Part Two Zoku Sugata Sanshirô
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由于比武,被自己打成重伤的柔术大师村井离开了人世。姿三四郎(藤田进 饰)觉得心中愧疚,无法面对爱人,所以远走他乡。当他重新踏上故土,却路遇美国大兵欺负弱小平民,正义凛然的他挺身而出,击退了不可一世的美国人。此后,他发现了很多在利用功夫 谋生而不是弘扬武学真义。在拳击比赛现场,他赫然见到一位武学泰斗要跟美国拳击手过招,只为用出场费养活生计。姿三四郎的内心非常挣扎,他觉得有必要为重塑武学精神做些事情。他破了三戒:喝酒、打斗、并在公开场地表演,只为重新打破某种陈规瓶颈,树立柔道之新意义。这时,两位空手道拳手前来挑衅,他们的父亲因为跟姿三四郎的比武而身受重伤,所以他们苦心修炼发誓报仇,一番龙争虎斗迫在眉睫……
白痴 (1951) [电影] 豆瓣 TMDB IMDb 维基数据
白痴
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The Idiot
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Hakuchi
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二战后的某个冬夜,在北海道的渡轮上,性格张扬的复员兵赤间(三船敏郎 Toshiro Mifune 饰)遇到了宅心仁厚的龟田(森雅之 Masayuki Mori 饰)。赤间被龟田的简单真挚打动,于是二人成了朋友,赤间对龟田讲述了自己的一段旧日恋情,博得了龟田的同情。在某商店的橱窗口,两人驻足停留,只为一幅女明星的画像。赤间觉得女人笑得灿烂而阳光,龟田却说从中看到了她的苦闷。龟田来到大野家寄宿,得知大野即将成婚。事实上,他真正爱的是新娘的妹妹绫子,但为了60万日元甘愿违心接受婚姻。绫子的性格直爽,爱憎分明,她通过大野托龟田传来的书信认清了对方的本质,转而对善良的龟田产生了好感。在大野夫妇上门认亲的时候,赤间意外邂逅了旧日恋人妙子(原节子 Setsuko Hara 饰),一场没有硝烟的情感战争从此打响……
我对青春无悔 (1946) [电影] 豆瓣 IMDb 维基数据 TMDB
わが青春に悔なし
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わが青春に悔なし
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Waga seishun ni kuinashi
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这是第二次世界大战之后,导演黑泽明的第一部电影.以战时曾经引起轩然大波的京都大学教授龙川事件,鸠山文化部大臣军阀主义的盛行,而将鼓吹自由主义的京都帝国大学教授龙川开除,当时遭到京都帝国大学上下一致的反对。此外并以卓鲁格国际间碟事件做为背景,描写女主角幸枝于战争中所遭遇的种种,进而批判战争以及当时盛行的法西斯主义。片中后段描写决定独立的幸枝所遭遇的苦难,她跟随野毛之后,初尝爱情的幸福滋味,但好景不长,野毛由于暗地从事反战运动而终生入狱,幸枝也因此每天被特务逼问受尽屈辱。而担任此案件的检察官竟是当年的同学系川。幸枝被释放之后,回到野毛所深爱的故乡,与野毛的双亲一起渡日。日本在战败后,民主主义盛行,八木原教授又回到学校中,幸枝则决定从事农村文化运动。片中的幸枝并非日本过去的传统女性,而是经过战争及战争后的混乱期,终于找到自我,忠于自已意志的新时代女性。
马 (1941) [电影] 豆瓣
馬
导演:
山本嘉次郎
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黑泽明
演员:
高峰秀子
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藤原釜足
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其它标题:
馬
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Horse
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The story of the film is simple: A young girl in the countryside raises a young horse and develops a deep relationship to the animal. But the war is becoming part of life, so in the end she has to sacrifice her horse and sell it to the military.
The idea of propaganda film has been discussed by various scholars. Donald Keene mentioned that it only takes the ending of a film like uma to turn an overall innocent story into propaganda. The film was in 1941 officially supported and praised by the Japanese government. An official government statement commented: “Feel Gratitude in your hear and lend yourself to support the war effort” and Army Minister Tojo Hideki commented: “Only by means of the heartfelt affection of the breeders can fine horses – a mobile weapon that will become increasingly necessary in the future – be raised.”
A film about a teenager fond of horses, that turns into a propaganda film – so why should you be interested? Uma directed by Kajiro Yamamoto is often regarded as being the first film with a major involvement of Akira Kurosawa – who apart from his job as assistant director was said to have a love affair with the film’s teen aged star Takamine Hideko. Takamine herself was already one of the greatest stars of Japanese cinema, affectionately referred to as “Deko-chan” by her fans. After the war she would appear in many famous movies, most prominently in the works of Kinoshita and Naruse.
The idea of propaganda film has been discussed by various scholars. Donald Keene mentioned that it only takes the ending of a film like uma to turn an overall innocent story into propaganda. The film was in 1941 officially supported and praised by the Japanese government. An official government statement commented: “Feel Gratitude in your hear and lend yourself to support the war effort” and Army Minister Tojo Hideki commented: “Only by means of the heartfelt affection of the breeders can fine horses – a mobile weapon that will become increasingly necessary in the future – be raised.”
A film about a teenager fond of horses, that turns into a propaganda film – so why should you be interested? Uma directed by Kajiro Yamamoto is often regarded as being the first film with a major involvement of Akira Kurosawa – who apart from his job as assistant director was said to have a love affair with the film’s teen aged star Takamine Hideko. Takamine herself was already one of the greatest stars of Japanese cinema, affectionately referred to as “Deko-chan” by her fans. After the war she would appear in many famous movies, most prominently in the works of Kinoshita and Naruse.