Dreams (1990)

This is basically eight short films, but there are some overlaps in character and subject - the relationship between people and the environment mainly. "Sunshine in the Rain": When a fox opens a wedding parade, there is a possibility of having a fatal influence on the witnesses, so to not let go to the boy not to go out on the day when the two weather conditions appeared I was sorry. "Peach Orchard": The same little boy encountered the spirit of a peach tree cut down by a cruel man. "Blizzard": a group of climbers rescued from Blizzard through spiritual intervention. "Tunnel": A man encountered a ghost of a military platoon and was in charge of his death. 'Crow': Art students meet 'Vincent Van Gogh' and enter the world of his paintings. "Red Fuji": The nuclear crisis threatens the destruction of Japan. "Crying Devil": a portrait of the post-nuclear world composed of human mutations. 'Village ... Written by Michael Brook

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During Crima Kurosawa 's Dreams (1990), Crows' artist student (a person wearing a black shirt' s trademark cap, providing a POV for the rest of the movie), sometimes vibrant Van Gogh art A chaotic world where he met artists (played by Martin Scorsese) to talk to him in the field when he noticed the work. The student lost track of the artist (I missed my ear and approached the end of my life) and I was looking for his other work. Van Gogh's painting "wheat field and crow" is an important element of this dream.

Dreams (Dream Yume, aka Akira Kurosawa's Dreams) is a magical realism movie of the Japanese American in 1990 written and supervised by Akira Kurosawa. It was inspired by a real dream that Kurosawa Akira experienced many times. This is his first movie in 45 years, he is the only author of the script. This was funded by Warner Brothers for five years after the run, with the support of George Lucas, Francis Ford Coppola and Steven Spielberg. This film was abolished at the Cannes International Film Festival in 1990 and received positive comments today.

The movie 'Yume' was released in 1990 based on the real dream of Akira Kurosawa 's life. Akira Kurosawa has written this movie and instructed it to be one of his more personal films, but in my opinion it is completely attractive and abstract. This movie consists of 8 parts (8 dreams). I can learn more about each dream, but I think that I can not post it. The first part, "Sunshine in the Rain" is really a great way to get into the movies - if you understand the legend of Japan, this dream makes more sense, but that is not necessary. This particular dream develops around the legend of the fox which is said to have their wedding when the sun is shining in the rain. For this reason, a small boy was warned not to go out. If you meet a fox in the meantime, you will be very angry. Anyway, the boy went out and saw the precession of the fox, unfortunately he was seen and ran away.