Liars of cinema – The legacy of “Rashomon”
“Rashomon,” a classic by Japanese director Akira Kurosawa, made waves worldwide in the early 1950s with its revolutionary narrative style…
Nate Ruttenberg is an undergraduate Emerson College journalism student from Hunterdon County, NJ. He is the managing editor of The Independent Magazine, and is a contributing writer to the magazine as well. He focuses on film and television essays, along with covering obituaries and local film-related businesses.
“Rashomon,” a classic by Japanese director Akira Kurosawa, made waves worldwide in the early 1950s with its revolutionary narrative style…
“Paris, Texas” is a portrait of a man who has exerted all his rage. In his 1984 film, Wim Wenders…