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Kurosawa: el samurâi que cambiô el pincel por la câmara: le puso quimono a Shakespeare. Y fue el gran embajador de lapôn a travês de sus pelîculas, un ... al sêptimo arte.: An article from: Epoca Buy Now 🇺🇸 Buy Now $9.95 USD www.amazon.com

Kurosawa: el samurâi que cambiô el pincel por la câmara: le puso quimono a Shakespeare. Y fue el gran embajador de lapôn a travês de sus pelîculas, un ... al sêptimo arte.: An article from: Epoca

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Author(s) Alfonso Basallo
ISBN / ASIN B00516UI0U
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Title: Kurosawa: el samurâi que cambiô el pincel por la câmara: le puso quimono a Shakespeare. Y fue el gran embajador de lapôn a travês de sus pelîculas, un cine bello y humanista, que estremece y hace pensar. Pero filmes como los siete samurâis o Ran no se entenderîan sin su vocaciôn inicial: la de pintor. Una exposiciôn recrea el viaje de Kurosawa de las Bellas Artes al sêptimo arte.
Author: Alfonso Basallo
Publication:Epoca (Magazine/Journal)
Date: December 12, 2010
Publisher: Difusora de Informacion Periodica, S.A. (DINPESA)
Issue: 1324 Page: 40(5)

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