
Japanese Film Festival: ‘The Idiot’ & ‘Rashômon’ at Artistic Creativity Center
Celebrating the genius of the late Japanese director Akira
Kurosawa,
the Artistic Creativity Center and the Japan Foundation Cairo Office
present screenings of two of the legendary filmmaker’s works. ‘Th Idiot’ (1951) tells of a disturbed war veteran whose mind turns to murder and revenge when he becomes the casualty of a love triangle. ‘Rashômon’ (1950) follows three different strands of one story, as three men recount a murder. Though their stories are similar, key contradictions reveal much more of the story. Japanese
with Arabic & English subtitles. Attendance is free.
Kurosawa,
the Artistic Creativity Center and the Japan Foundation Cairo Office
present screenings of two of the legendary filmmaker’s works. ‘Th Idiot’ (1951) tells of a disturbed war veteran whose mind turns to murder and revenge when he becomes the casualty of a love triangle. ‘Rashômon’ (1950) follows three different strands of one story, as three men recount a murder. Though their stories are similar, key contradictions reveal much more of the story. Japanese
with Arabic & English subtitles. Attendance is free.
from
07-Jul
to
07-Jul