Kabe atsuki heya (1956)
50K Drama Genre Adam Baldwin Bill Pullman Bill Smitrovich Brent Spiner Chukan Inagawa Dean Devlin Eitarô Ozawa Harry Connick Jr. Harvey Fierstein Hiroshi Hijikata James Duval James Rebhorn Jeff Goldblum Judd Hirsch Junko Anami Kan Hayashi Keiko Kishi Kiersten Warren Kô Mishima Kôbô Abe Lisa Jakub Mae Whitman Margaret Colin Mary McDonnell Masaki Kobayashi Michiya Higuchi Randy Quaid Robert Loggia Roland Emmerich Ross Bagley Shigemichi Dôsan Shôbun Inoue Shôichi Fujioka Shûichi Doki Tadashi Azuma Takeshi Katô Tomio Aoki Torahiko Hamada Toshiko Kobayashi Toshirô Hayano Vivica A. Fox Will Smith Yoshiko Ashigawa Yûnosuke Itô 1956 7.1 Japan Japanese Masaki Kobayashi
Kabe atsuki heya: Directed by Masaki Kobayashi. With Kô Mishima, Torahiko Hamada, Keiko Kishi, Toshiko Kobayashi. A group of rank-and-file Japanese soldiers are jailed for crimes against humanity, themselves victims of a nation refusing to bear its burdens as a whole.
“Very few films, if any, tackle the subject of the mostly innocent u0026quot;war criminalsu0026quot; from the war in Japan with the subject of Accountabilty being the focus. As with others on here, yes you can definitely see the makings of a great director here and what he worked on to become that. Does this mean that the directoru0026#39;s style in progress take away from whatu0026#39;s here? Absolutely not.”
