Rashomon

“Rashomon, you got to have a Kurosawa. You got to have Toshiro Mifune, for God’s sake. Everyone should see Rashomon. We did it on stage in college. I didn’t get to be in it, but I got to learn all the fights. And you learn things like, Oh, we have different ideas based on our needs and wants and desires, and we should still try and get along despite those differences so that we don’t end up with a katana in our tummies.”

“Rashomon, it's the only movie that makes me cry when I see it. It's hard to make me cry, it's like blood from a stone with me, but this movie for some reason at the end the very sort of poetic ending comes out of nowhere and it's a really beautiful movie and at the end of it always gets me.”

“Rashomon, Kurosawa. One of our favorite Kurosawa. Kurosawa, I’ve seen everything. I love everything he’s done. Big influence on me. Ran might be my favorite film of all times. And I’ve also worked with his daughter. She designed the costumes of Silk.”

“Rashomon this movie Just does a lot for me I'm very much into the idea of like reconciliation and conflict resolution and also the kind of Rashomon effect right how people remember things from their own subjective points of view and I think this is a movie that really makes that come alive for me...”

“All right, let’s just start picking blindly in here. Let’s do it. Let’s go. Right here. What’s this? Rashomon.”