Hulu is offering the documentary, “For All Mankind,” a film about the 24 men who have gone to the moon in their own words and images.
And for something completely different, this movie is a Japanese staged King Lear. I wonder when I’ll have time for these.
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You could go to attractive expensive Ashland, Oregon, & see a theatrical version of a movie that dapated Macbeth as a feudal Japan weird tale:
http://www.dailytidings.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20100727/LIFE/7270305/-1/ENTERTAIN0101
My sister said it was excellent.
Interesting this should come up just now…
I was at a Japanese party last evening, this same Jacksonville, Or event was discussed. All liked it but said it was incredibly bloody!
I don’t recall the Japanese director’s name, but he is very very famous to all Japanese and they are quite proud of him over there, (as well as those living here.)