黑泽明说23年的关东大地震

                
                
93年的访谈
“My brother once forced me to spend a day wandering through Tokyo looking at the victims of the Great Kanto earthquake of 1923…Corpses piled on bridges, corpses blocking off a whole street at the intersection, corpses displaying every manner of death possible to human beings. When I involuntarily looked away, my brother scolded me, ‘Akira, look carefully now.’ When that night I asked my brother why he made me look at those terrible sights, he replied: ‘If you shut your eyes to a frightening sight, you end up being frightened. If you look at everything straight on, there is nothing to be afraid of.’ With my camera, like Dostoyevsky with his prose, I have tried to force the audience — which is often unwilling — to look carefully now.”