"Dersu Uzala" Wins Foreign Language Film: 1976 Oscars
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- Опубликовано: 30 янв 2014
- Jacqueline Bisset and Jack Valenti present the Oscar® for Foreign Language Film to the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics for "Dersu Uzala" at the 48th Academy Awards in 1976. Accepted by producers Georgi Danelya and Yôichi Matsue, and by Valenti for director Akira Kurosawa. Introduced by Goldie Hawn and George Segal.
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Dersu Uzala is a wonderful film.
Knowing Kurosawa had a failed suicide attempt in 1971 makes me cherish this movie even more. So grateful it was a failed attempt
"The thought of suicide is a great consolation: by means of it one gets through many a dark night."
Nietzsche
One of the best movies ever made! Kurosawa was indeed the best filmaker of all time!
Nimbereth +
yeah baby
Haven’t seen his work yet but Hitchcock will always be my favorite. For foreign films, I like
1. Mikhail Kalatozov
2. Ang Lee
3. De Sica
4. Hou Hsiao Hsien,
5. Larisa Shepitko
6. Almodóvar
@@acdragonrideryou watched uzala yet? It’s a good movie … nothing special but a good movie ok?
Dersu Uzala is a movie i watch once every year. It is a praise of nature and humanity. The filming in this movie is just phenomenal. Actors were cast perfectly. Just everything is perfect. This movie is higly recommended to watch.
In my youth, I could not imagine how Andrzej Wajda did not get an Oscar for 'A land of promise' which is an outstanding masterpiece and one of my favourite movies of all time. Then I got acquainted with Kurosawa's work and watched Dersu Uzala. Then I thought: I get it. That's fair. ❤️
Land of promise is so great tho
The greatest comeback that no one knew about.
*K A P I T A A A N*
A Poem in both visuals and story. Just natural, friendship and nostalgy.
This is the movie that my father watched when he was just a 7 year old kid. During a hot boring tuesday he brought up the majesty of this film, and he told me it was his favourite movie of all time. Later, when he was dying, he asked me to watch it and so i promised, and after his funeral i did watch it all, without loosing a single second. He was right.
😭
How old was your father?
Love the film. Favorited this, however, just for Kurosawa's statement alone.
Capitaaaaaan!
😭
Dersuuuu! True friendship at its finest!...
"Talent knows no nationality". Bravo!!!
but race eh
As a filmmaker, I will follow your words kurosawa-san and go beyond. Arigato
Nice knowing Akira Kurosawa is an Oscar winner.
The Oscar for Best Foreign Languge Film/International film goes to the country, not the filmmaker/director… Although, Kurosawa did get a Honorary Oscar later, he didn’t win any competitive Oscar…
@@gauravw6947 I read that recently. However, from 2014 onward, the director got to keep the statuette.
A little mistake: Danelya wasn't a producer. USSR didn't have producers, soviet government sponsored all movies that were made. I don't even know why Danelya was there, he had no connection to the movie. Maybe he was in the government at that time, idk
Also, a little fact: the budget of the movie was $4 mil, ENORMOUS money for that time.
Великий советско-японский фильм
И легенда советского кинематографа -Георгий Данелия!
Он уморительно описал этот момент в одной из своих книг воспоминаний - "Тостуемый пьёт до дна". Прочитайте, получите массу удовольствия!
He hilariously described this moment in one of his memoir books, 'Toasted Drains To The Dregs'. Read it, you'll get a lot of fun!
Это не данелия
@@user-mc1ts8up9hэто Данелия... Только что он там делает....
@@ALEXANDERAZAKHAROVнашла сейчас это видео именно из-за отрывка из книги)) потрясающая автобиография, интересно легко смешно и грустно, аж иногда довлатовские вайбы)
Помню как однажды брать предложил посмотреть, я скептически отнёсся, но фильм настолько зацепил что оторваться не мог.
George Segal so eloquent reciting those foreign directors, how i missed him in The Goldbergs.
My favorite Akira Kurosawa, the hidden gem of his career, the movie that saved his life, his most underrated, in my top 10 in the Sight & Sound greatest films of all time poll.
Akira Kurosawa is a master
Danelia too
What a magical movie!
И эту почётную статуэтку, Юрий Мефодиевич Соломин возьмёт в свои руки,лишь спустя 25 лет.Очень незаслуженно и несправедливо...
по данному поводу НИКТО не возьмет эту статуэтку ... от чего картина становится более ценной... но и хрупкой! (о чем и предупреждал Акиро)
interesting content Oscars. I crushed that thumbs up on your video. Keep on up the very good work.
“I don't speak English, but thank you very much” is the old “uhh… he said “thank you””
Anyway, what a list of nominees and honorable mentions of artists and filmmakers, wow!
Very good book made into an excellent film. Goes to show to Japan and Russia can work together.
Akira Kurosawa !!!!
70-80 ler kadınları gerçekten çok doğal güzel
Letters from Marusia is a great great movie from Mexico :)
Некоторые фильмы Данелия тоже достойны Оскара...
They, at this time, recognized the need for diversity. Whether some or you like it or not; recognize it or not, people around the world made America.
I was today old when I first learned that Scent of a Woman was a remake of an Italian film.
может мой перевод не столь точен, но я процитирую:
"Why do we make this film? People need chases, jiggery-pokery, shooting?" (asked the first assistant director)
"people themselves do not understand how they need this film" (replied the director (Akiro Kurosawa))
p.s. мало людей знает, что американской академией, ввиду непонятливости - какой стране вручать фильм (СССР или Японии) сделали 2 оригинала "оскара", при вручении 1 статуэтку забрал продюсер фильма... больше эту статуэтку никто не видел, даже Куросава!... второй же оригинал не простым способом попал в Москву. Чуть позже в Москве была сделана 2 точная копия статуэтки - для того, что бы вручить её главному режиссеру фильма - Куросаве... Однако, наши ребята повели себя более честно, чем главный продюсер: они "перемешали" статуэтки и Куросава, когда выбирал из предложенных "оскаров" - выбирал совершенно случайно (даже сами русские не знали, что именно выберет он).. в итоге оказалось, что:
Куросава остался без "оскара", а настоящие "оскары" разъехались пополам по Японии и СССР.
So, Kurosawa never actually got his oscar?
Там на самом деле от Японии был отдельно номинирован другой фильм, "Дерсу Узала" был конкретно от СССР, хотя и вправду непонятно, зачем сделали две статуэтки.
Спасибо!
Now I'm curious about the polish movie The Promised Land (yes I know it's also called A Land of Promise).
For me it's the best polish movie ever made (and maybe one of the best pieces of world cinema in general). Sadly, polish cinema is criminally overlooked and "The Promised Land" is a victim of this.
Queria assistir derzu em português Será que não tem?
alguém tem o link?
Danelya 💪💪💪
Это не данелия
My favorite filmaker.
Кто здесь после "Тостуемый пьет до дна" Данелии?)
Я)
Я)))
Максим Мунзук
Dersu Uzala
Subtitles: DES ooh-la-la
Why did people hate a country that produced an Oscar winning film?
An Oscar-winning film is one thing. Other actions is another.
@@nickcopeland6915 wow. Thanks for noticing this. Check out my other comments here. And the new videos too
@@nickcopeland6915wow
3:06 MEXICO _ACTAS DE MARUSIA_
Прочитала у Данелии этот эпизод
President of the jury.
AKIRA FKING KUROSAWA
GOD
What hairstyle of Goldie Hawn?? Marrie Antoinette hairstyle???
She was dressed/coiffed like her 1880s character in The Duchess and the Dirtwater Fox, which had just opened. The film co-starred George Segal--that's why they're co-presenters here ;)
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Jack Nicholson at the very end 😎
Where is Dersu?
?
in taiga
Third gala.
What's the deal with Jack Valenti always showing up as a presenter in these things?
5:14 ჩვენი დანელია
World affairs foreign policy.
Great hosts, lousy text.
Why academy have fear by diversity quality work without "white reference"....respect iranian human quality cinema
that's weird that russian film was made by a non russian person
That sometimes happens, you got a Japanese language film called Letters From Iwo Jima, yet it was made by Clint Eastwood.
well, we take them balls an they cant deny
Goldie Hawn just looks awful!!!
It was the 70's everyone looked awful, bad hair, bad makeup, bad clothes, it was a hideous decade.
she also looked real stupid
Quelle merde ces oscars... C'est vieux, c'est anglo, très XXème siècle...
Of course they had to make an all-American statement about their ego before handling an Oscar to Soviet Union
And both the Oscar recipients did a very poor speech, they should be able to speak in their mother tongue
Kurosawa's "Dersu Uzala" won because it was directed by Kurosawa!!!
Definitely not one of his true masterpieces!!!
"The Promised Land" and "Scent of a Woman" are better!!!
If that's the real case so how come Seven Samurai, Ikiru, Yojimbo, Kagemusha and Ran or even Dreams haven't got any praise from the Academy? And nope, Dersu Uzala was a lot better than Scent of a Woman. Still need to see Wajda classic.
I beg to differ. It is an outstanding piece of cinema with terrific cinematography. Tragic, but still very beautiful and faithful to the book. I agree with you on your other remark though: Goldie Hawn looks terrible!
Speaking like a triggered european because your biased views didn't meet the expectations.
@@SuperRod88 facts
i honestly was so invested in the film for being an 2 hours 22 min , and a slow pace movie , time passed quickly , so moving, touching and beautifully captured film, very simple takes but so great story , so powerful, not the best movie i've ever seen but holy crap the movie was very good