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The Good, the Bad, and the Japanese
By
James Bowman
12/10/2007
The brilliant director Akira Kurosawa, of ‘Seven Samurai’ fame, helped bring a new kind of hero to the American movie screen, writes JAMES BOWMAN. Not so much film noir as film gris.
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