Podcast On Fire Network Bonus Episode 49: Tracked
Quoted as one of his three masterpieces, Hideo Gosha goes independent and makes 1985’s Tracked.
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Quoted as one of his three masterpieces, Hideo Gosha goes independent and makes 1985’s Tracked.
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Hideo Gosha makes his last film and passes away. We say goodbye to the director of Three Outlaw Samurai , Hitokiri and The Geisha by looking at his 1992 film The Oil-Hell Murder. With Kenny B and author Robin Gatto.
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Running Times:
00m 00s – Intro/Hideo Gosha biography – The story concludes…
37m 15s – Four Days Of Snow And Blood quick-take
69m 57s – The Oil-Hell Murder review.
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We jump ahead to the 80s resurgence of Hideo Gosha! Different style of filmmaking to a degree, different topics and characters to craft character-based cinema out of, in Onimasa we will talk of perhaps, the most gentle Hideo Gosha movie to date. With Kenny B and VCinema’s Coffin Jon.
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Running Times:
00m 00s – Intro/Hideo Gosha biography – The story continues…
22m 00s – Cash Calls Hell & Violent Streets quick-takes.
42m 12s – Onimasa production background.
55m 27s – Onimasa review.
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