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Also: Forthcoming films from Cristian Mungiu and Abdellatif Kechiche, Jürgen Fauth’s novel and more lists and awards.
Outrage is a minimal but forceful answer, full of precision and self-critique, to fans who want more yakuza from Takeshi Kitano.
Takeshi Kitano’s Outrage, which continues to be pitched and described as his “comeback” film, reveals why the filmmaker hadn’t previously returned to the genre that made his name—its conventions, the
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Poetry (Lee Chang-dong, South Korea) Films about artists or someone creating art are incredibly difficult to pull off. It has something to do with audience verification–if we
"As violent, amoral and misanthropic as a Jacobean play, Outrage is Takeshi Kitano's first yakuza flick since Brother (2000), and arguably his best film in a decade." And Maggie Lee makes that argument
He's been all the rage in France for over a month now, honored with an exhibition and retrospective, named a Commander of Arts and Letters, and in just a couple of weeks now, his latest film will
Glory to the Filmmaker indeed. As reported on The Auteurs yesterday, Takeshi Kitano is currently the toast of Paris, prompting Movie Poster of the Week to take a look at Kitano’s career in one-sheets
Commandeurs des Ordre des Arts et des Lettres. France has no higher honor to confer to an artist. On Tuesday, Culture Minister Frederic Mitterrand formally proclaimed Takeshi Kitano a Commander of Arts
From Takeshi Kitano's Achilles and the Tortoise (2008).