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Ikiru, known also as the "Master of Shadows", resides in the northern borders of Hachiman in Onikaru (which translates as "Pit of Demons"). Die deutsche Fassung erschien mit der deutschsprachigen Fassung des Bandes und erhielt den Titel Überleben! Ikiru (To Live) is a 1952 film by Akira Kurosawa about the death of a petty bureaucrat. Kanji Watanabe has served in a monotonous bureaucratic position in City Hall for 30 years, providing for a son who only seems to care about his money. He is seemingly content with this barely living routine, until a trip to the doctor reveals that he is dying of stomach cancer. Suddenly awakened to the meaninglessness of his life so far, Watanabe searches in vain for a way to give his life purpose, trying dissipation, hedonism and a relationship with a much younger woman before finally realizing that the key just happens to have been sitting on his own desk all along: a plan to build a playground in a poor neighborhood. Something that only someone with his skills, developed over a lifetime spent in the Ikiru (生きる Ikiru) is a 1952 Japanese film directed by Akira Kurosawa. Másnéven az Árnyak Ura. Onikaruban, a Démonok Vermében él, harcosai között főleg a Bakemono-Shék és a Shikomék ( Orkokra emlékeztető, szőrös lények) szolgálják. Titokzatos lény, nem derül ki, hogy ember-e vagy démon . A Sógun szamurája, a Kensei becenévre hallgató fiatal harcos öli meg. Kategória:Emberek-Személyek Kategória:Varázslók

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Ikiru, known also as the "Master of Shadows", resides in the northern borders of Hachiman in Onikaru (which translates as "Pit of Demons"). Másnéven az Árnyak Ura. Onikaruban, a Démonok Vermében él, harcosai között főleg a Bakemono-Shék és a Shikomék ( Orkokra emlékeztető, szőrös lények) szolgálják. Titokzatos lény, nem derül ki, hogy ember-e vagy démon . A Sógun szamurája, a Kensei becenévre hallgató fiatal harcos öli meg. Kategória:Emberek-Személyek Kategória:Varázslók Ikiru (To Live) is a 1952 film by Akira Kurosawa about the death of a petty bureaucrat. Kanji Watanabe has served in a monotonous bureaucratic position in City Hall for 30 years, providing for a son who only seems to care about his money. He is seemingly content with this barely living routine, until a trip to the doctor reveals that he is dying of stomach cancer. Suddenly awakened to the meaninglessness of his life so far, Watanabe searches in vain for a way to give his life purpose, trying dissipation, hedonism and a relationship with a much younger woman before finally realizing that the key just happens to have been sitting on his own desk all along: a plan to build a playground in a poor neighborhood. Something that only someone with his skills, developed over a lifetime spent in the bureaucracy, is going to be able to get accomplished. Considered Kurosawa's finest film to be set in contemporary Japan (most of his famous films are jidai-geki), it was the film he made right before Seven Samurai, and if not for its proximity, Ikiru would probably be held in even higher regard. As it stands, the film is considered an absolute classic from a master filmmaker, with Takashi Shimura giving the performance of his career. Die deutsche Fassung erschien mit der deutschsprachigen Fassung des Bandes und erhielt den Titel Überleben! Ikiru (生きる Ikiru) is a 1952 Japanese film directed by Akira Kurosawa.