El ángel ebrio
El ángel ebrio
El ángel borracho
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Drunken Angel
Drunken Angel
Drunken Angel
Director:
黒澤明Cámara:
Takeo ItôMúsica:
Fumio HayasakaReparto:
Takashi Shimura, Toshirō Mifune, Chieko Nakakita, Reizaburô Yamamoto, Reiko Mori, Taiji Tonoyama, Yoshiko Kuga, 進藤英太郎, Michiyo KogureStreaming (1)
Sinopsis(1)
Sanada (Takashi Shimura) es un médico con un carácter muy peculiar que ahogando sus penas en alcohol, aunque a pesar de todo, ejerce su labor con una dedicación casi absoluta en un barrio periférico del Tokio de postguerra, donde la mafia impone su ley en las calles. Un buen día, el doctor recibe a altas horas de la noche a un hombre enfermo de tuberculosis que le pide que le cure una herida. A partir de este momento se iniciará una extraña relación entre ambos (Filmin)
(más)Reseñas (2)
The first movie to help Kurosawa become better known to viewers and critics. However, above all it is his first collaboration with Toshiro Mifune and thus the birth of one of the most fundamental and fruitful actor/director collaborations in the history of world cinema. Drunken Angel doesn't have a bad screenplay or actors, but it does get too lengthy and theatrical in some scenes. After all, Mifune was just getting started with his great performances, and Shimura doesn't have that much space here. This is true of the classic cut, and frankly I can't really imagine what the version that is almost an hour longer looks like. A weaker four star rating; in the end, it is a film that is interesting more because it brought together two greats of Japanese cinema for the first time, than because of its actual quality.
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It's the first film where Kurosawa is joined by Toshiro Mifune as an actor, and it's immediately a very good collaboration. Not only does Mifune show his mastery, but more importantly, Kurosawa shows where his strength lies - in a film with a story that mixes human elements with those that are not normal for ordinary people, like being a member of the Yakuza. And it works great.
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