Kagemusha - the Shadow Warrior Special Edition

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Title:: Kagemusha - the Shadow Warrior Special Edition
TV Standard:: PAL
Format:: 2 DVD Amaray Case
Genre:: Drama/Romance
Running Time:: 162 mins
Aspect Ratio:: 2.35:1
Languages:: Japanese (Dolby Digital 2.0)
Rating:: PG
Available:: 01-02-2007
Label:: Metro Goldwyn Mayer
Director:: Kurosawa, Akira.
Actors:: Nakadai, Tatsuya, Nezu, Jinpachi, Yamazaki, Tsutomu, Hagiwara, Kenichi, Otaki, Hideji, Ryu, Daisuke.

In 1572, there is a civil war in Japan, and three powerful clans, leaded by the lords Shingen Takeda (Tatsuya Nakadai), Nobunaga Oda (Daisuke Ryu) and Ieyasu Tokugawa (Masayuki Yui), dispute the conquest of Kyoto. When Shingen is mortally wounded, the Takeda clan hides the incident and uses a poor thief to be the double of the strategist Shingen and keep the respect of their enemies. Along the years, Kagemusha incorporates the spirit of the warrior of the dead warlord.

Special Features:
COMMENTARY WITH KURASAWA STEPHEN PRINCE
INTERVIEWS WITH LUCAS, COPPOLA & KUROSAWA
AKIRA KUROSAWA: IT IS WONDERFUL TO CREATE
IMAGE: KUROSAWA'S CONTINUITY
THREE SUNTORY WHISKY COMMERCIALS
THREE ORIGINAL TRAILERS

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