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Rashomon  1950
įž…į”Ÿé–€ / In the Woods
Director:  Akira Kurosawa
Producer:
  Jingo Minoru
Art Director:
  So Matsuyama
Editor:
  Akira Kurosawa
Music:
  Fumio Hayasaka
Screenplay:
  Shinobu Hashimoto and Akira Kurosawa, based on the short stories Rashomon and Yabu No Nana/ In A Grove by Ryûnosuke Akutagawa
Director of Photography:
  Kazuo Miyagawa
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Cast:
spacer1 Toshirô Mifune spacer1 Masayuki Mori spacer1 Machiko Kyô spacer1 Takashi Shimura
spacer1 Minoru Chiaki spacer1 Kichijirô Ueda spacer1 Noriko Honma spacer1 Daisuke Katô
spacer1 Toshirô Mifune spacer1 Masayuki Mori spacer1 Machiko Kyô
spacer1 Takashi Shimura spacer1 Minoru Chiaki spacer1 Kichijirô Ueda
spacer1 Noriko Honma spacer1 Daisuke Katô spacer1
spacer1 Toshirô Mifune spacer1 Masayuki Mori
spacer1 Machiko Kyô spacer1 Takashi Shimura
spacer1 Minoru Chiaki spacer1 Kichijirô Ueda
spacer1 Noriko Honma spacer1 Daisuke Katô

Synopsis:
A woman is raped and her husband is killed in the forests by a small town in the feudal Japan of twelve hundred years ago. There are four eye-witnesses, each of whom tells the story the way they have seen it, each of their stories being different in slight, but vital, details. Just what is truth, when each person believes they are giving the investigating policeman all the facts?
Review:
One of director Akira Kurosawa's most intriguing movies, substituting the flamboyant swordsmanship and dramatic battles of his other period-set films for a rational and engrossing mystery, in which each of the characters believes they have the genuine solution to the murder mystery, but each has a slightly different point of view. A Samurai movie with little swordplay, this is a gripping and impressive production.

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