Donald Richie

Donald Richie was an American-born author who wrote about the Japanese people, the culture of Japan, and especially Japanese cinema. Although he considered himself primarily a film historian, Richie also directed a number of experimental films. (Wikipedia)

Cast

Rikyu

(Priest)

Kurosawa

(Self)

A Zen Life: D.T. Suzuki

(Self)

Under the Skin

(Himself)

Emotion

(Narrator (voice))

I Lived, But...

(Self)

Seven Samurai: Origins and Influences

(Self)

Tokyo 1958

The Man Who Left His Soul on Film

The Inland Sea

(Narrator (voice))

Teshigahara and Abe

(Self)

Kurosawa: The Last Emperor

(Self)
Crew

Cybele: A Pastoral Ritual in Five Scenes

(Director)

Boy with Cat

(Director)

Dead Youth

(Director)

Wargames

(Director)

Life Eternal

(Director)

Atami Blues

(Director)

Five Filosophical Fables

(Director)

Wargames

(Writer)

Wargames

(Music)

Wargames

(Editor)

Five Filosophical Fables

(Music)

Five Filosophical Fables

(Writer)

Five Filosophical Fables

(Editor)

Sacrifice

(Director)

Life Life Life

(Director)

Stillness—Suspension—Motion

(Director)

The Inland Sea

(Author)

Life

(Director)

Futari

(Director)