Red Beard 1965 CRiTERiON iNTERNAL DVDRip XviD-UBiK

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Red Beard ::.. °

°° aka Akahige °

° °°

°°° XviD ............................ 15.03.2009 °°

° DVD ............................. 16.07.2002 °

° Theatre ......................... 03.04.1965 °°°

°° Source ...................... CRiTERiON NTSC °

° Video .................. XviD 1.2.1 1129kbps °°

° Qf/PB ............................. 0.27/Yes °°°

°°° Res ........................... 640x272 2.35 °°

°° FPS ................................. 23.976 °

°° Audio ...................... AC3 3.1 448kbps °°°

° Runtime ........................... 3h5m20s °

° Size ....................... CD1 701 [50x15] °

°°° CD2 700 [49x15] °

° CD3 700 [49x15] °°

° Extras 254 [18x15] °

° Language .......................... Japanese °

°° Subs ...................... English Vob/srt °

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° ..:: Plot ::.. °°°

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°° http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0058888/ °°

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° Director: Akira Kurosawa °

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° Starring: Toshiro Mifune °

°° Yuzo Kayama °°

°°° Yoshio Tsuchiya °

°° Tatsuyoshi Ehara °

° Reiko Dan °°

° Kyoko Kagawa °°

°°° °

° Genre: Drama °°

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° A testament to the goodness of humankind, °

°° Akira Kurosawas Red Beard (Akahige) chronicles °

°° the tumultuous relationship between an arrogant °°

° young doctor and and a compassionate clinic °°

°° director. Toshiro Mifune, in his last role °°°

° for Kurosawa, gives a powerhouse performance °

° as the dignified yet empathic director who °°°

° guides his pupil to maturity, teaching the °

° embittered intern to appreciate the lives of °

° his destitute patients. Perfectly capturing °

° the look and feel of 19th-century Japan, °

° Kurosawa weaves a fascinating tapestry of °

°° time, place, and emotion. °°

°°° °

° ..:: NOTES ::.. °

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°° Original audio kept to preserve the °°°

° Perspecta Stereophonic Sound mix °

° [3 front, 1 rear] with only rear being mono. °

° Included as extra is the excellent commentary °

° by Kurosawa film scholar Stephen Prince.