Kiyoshi Kurosawa: Kiyoshi Kurosawa Speaks on 21st Century Cinema

This is a collection of films by Gurosa and Kiyoshi, the film director who represents Japan. The places are colorful, but Tokyo, its main stage of activity, is also a movie for many different people, including Seoul Attsinema and the Yale University of the United States. Books are started with horror movies, which can be played as the main genre of Gurosa and director, but soon expand into popular films, and the next talk is really a variety of things, from Japanese major works like Osyshiro and Osima Nassar to movie houses, movie shows, scenarios, film reviews and technical content, and film directors' work. Although the book in its very simple style has the advantage of being understood by anyone (which is actually a talk about the history of movies for elementary school students), the stories he presents are also a very hard subject to think about, as well as for movie viewers. This is probably because the Gurosa and Kiyoshi director, by far more than anyone else, are instinctively understanding the medium of film through their own movie practices. In particular, part 2 of "Speaks a 21st-century film" is the series of lectures in Shinemarosa, Ikebukuro, which provides the central message of the director's view of film.

Korean title: 구로사와 기요시, 21세기의 영화를 말한다

Korean author: 구로사와 기요시

Korean publisher: 미디어버스

ISBN-13: 9791190434522