I Live in Fear

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I Live in Fear is a 1955 Japanese drama film directed by Akira Kurosawa that explores a man's obsessive fear of nuclear annihilation and its impact on his family.

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instanceOf Japanese film
black-and-white film
drama film
film
alsoKnownAs Ikimono no kiroku NERFINISHED
Record of a Living Being NERFINISHED
characterFocus an aging foundry owner obsessed with nuclear war
cinematographyBy Asakazu Nakai NERFINISHED
colorProcess black and white
countryOfOrigin Japan
depicts family legal dispute
nuclear anxiety in 1950s Japan
dialogueLanguage Japanese
director Akira Kurosawa NERFINISHED
directorFilmographyPosition late Kurosawa postwar drama
distributor Toho NERFINISHED
editedBy Koichi Iwashita NERFINISHED
format 35 mm film
genre drama
psychological drama
hasProtagonistOccupation foundry owner
hasSetting Tokyo NERFINISHED
historicalContext Cold War era NERFINISHED
mainTheme family conflict
fear of nuclear annihilation
postwar anxiety
musicBy Fumio Hayasaka NERFINISHED
narrativeFocus impact of a man's fear on his family
notableFor Toshiro Mifune playing an elderly man
early cinematic treatment of nuclear fear in Japan
originalLanguage Japanese
portrays generational conflict
mental instability
psychological effects of nuclear threat
producer Sojiro Motoki NERFINISHED
productionCompany Toho NERFINISHED
releaseYear 1955
runtimeMinutes 103
screenwriter Akira Kurosawa NERFINISHED
Hideo Oguni NERFINISHED
Shinobu Hashimoto NERFINISHED
setInPeriod post-World War II Japan
starring Eiko Miyoshi NERFINISHED
Minoru Chiaki NERFINISHED
Takashi Shimura NERFINISHED
Toshiro Mifune NERFINISHED

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Akira Kurosawa notableWork I Live in Fear