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Bibliothek DVD_asiatische Filme Seite 1 von 2 ASIATISCHE FILME Titel Regisseur Sprachen Dr. Rotbart Red Beard Akahige Akira Kurosawa J, UT D Uzala, der Kirgise Dersu Uzala Akira Kurosawa Ru, UT: D Der Idiot Hakuchi Akira Kurosawa J, D, F Einmal richtig leben Ikiru Akira Kurosawa D, J Der Schatten des Kriegers Kagemusha Akira Kurosawa D, J, Span. Die verborgene Festung Kakushi Toride no San-Akunin Akira Kurosawa J, D Das Schloss im Spinnwebwald Kumonosu Jo Akira Kurosawa D, J Noch nicht Madadayo Akira Kurosawa J, D Das Lustwäldchen Rashomon Akira Kurosawa J, D, F Sanjuro Sanjuro Akira Kurosawa D, J Die sieben Samurai Shichinin no Samurai Akira Kurosawa D, J Skandal Shubun Akira Kurosawa J, D, F Zwischen Himmel und Hölle High and Low Tengoku to jigoku Akira Kurosawa J, D, F Der trunkene Engel Drunken Angel Yoidore tenshi Akira Kurosawa J, D (UT) Der Leibwächter Yojimbo Akira Kurosawa D, J **EARLY KUROSAWA – Collection The most beautiful Ichiban Utsukushiko Akira Kurosawa J, Subt. E One wonderful sunday Subarashiki nichiyobi Akira Kurosawa J, Subt. E Sanshiro Sugata Sugata Sanshiro Akira Kurosawa J, Subt. E They who step on the tiger’s tail Tora no o o fumu otokotachi Akira Kurosawa J, Subt. E No Regrets for our Youth Waga seishun ni kuinashi Akira Kurosawa J, Subt. E Sanshiro Sugata, Part two Zoku Sugata Sanhiro Akira Kurosawa J, Subt. E Nach dem Leben – Après la vie After Live Hirokazu Kore-eda J, D, F Air Doll Hirokazu Kore-eda J UT: D,F Nobody knows Dare mo shiranai Hirokazu Kore-eda J, D, F Hana Hana yori mo naho Hirokazu Kore-eda J UT: D,F Das Licht der Illusion – La lumière de l’illusion Maboroshi no Hikari Hirokazu Kore-eda J, D, F Our Little Sister Hirokazu Kore-eda J UT: D,F Like Father, Like Son Soshite Chichi Ni Naru Hirokazu Kore-eda J, UT: D, F Bibliothek DVD_asiatische Filme Seite 2 von 2 Titel Regisseur Sprachen Last Samurai Edward Zwick D, E Samurai Fiction Hiroyuki Nakano D, J Sonatine Takeshi Kitano J 1993 K Samurai der Dämmerung Twilight Samurai Yoji Yamada D, F, E K Geisha des Glücks A-ge-man Juzo Itami D K Wasserspiele Akai hashi no shita no nurui mizu Shohei Imamura K Nach dem Regen Ame agaru Takashi Koizumi J, D K Kirschblüten und rote Bohnen An Naomi Kawase J, D UT:D Später Frühling Banshun Yasujiro Ozu J, D, F Tabu Gohatto Nagisa Oshima D K Die blinde Schwertkämpferin Ichi Fumihiko Sori J, D K Kill Kiru Kihachi Okamoto J, D Inferno der ersten Liebe Nanami Susumu Hari J, D K Die Ballade von Narajama Narayama Bushiko Shohei Imamura D K Schlafender Mann Nemuru otoko Kohei Oguri D K Die Kunst des Ausklangs Nokan Yojiro Takita J, D Die Töchter des Hauses Marioka Sasame yuki Ken Ichikawa D K Der Samurai , den ich liebte Semishigure Mitsuo Kurotsuchi K Der Tod eines Teemeisters Sen no Rikyū Kei Kumai D K Die Frau in den Dünen Suna no onna Hiroshi Teshigahara J, D Pusteblume (Löwenzahn) Tanpopo Juzo Itami J, D K Reise nach Tokio Tokyo monogatari Yasujiro Ozu J, D, F Ich wurde geboren, aber .... Umarete wa mita keredo Yasujiro Ozu J, D, F Der blinde Samurai Zatoichi Takeshi Kitano D, J Zatoichi meets Yojimbo Zatoichi to Yojimbo Kihachi Okamoto J, D CHINESICHE FILME Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon Ang Lee D, Chin. Die Schlange im Schatten des Adlers Yuen Woo-ping D Drunken Master Lau Kar-leung D Forbidden Kingdom Rob Minkoff D, E, Chin Kung Fu – Die Tochter des Meisters Sun Sha D Macht der Shaolin Liu Chia-Liang The Grandmaster Wong Kar Wai D, Chin .

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