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Kagemusha is the latest technical flair are put to
film of the great Japanese splendid use in Kagemusha.
director Akira Kurosawa, The story, set in 16th century
whose previous f:1ms Japan, concern* a war
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Samurai, Yojimbo) When Lord Shingen of the
represent the best in Tekeda clan is badly
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