'Living'

Oscar-winning Japanese director Akira Kurosawa may have died in 1998, but death hasn't stopped him from becoming one of the more active storytellers in cinema. The 2016 remake of his "Seven Samurai," "The Magnificent Seven" drew crowds even though Hollywood had already successfully retooled it decades earlier.

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