A few classic shots are also as evocative as still time: a
few scattered samurai crossing the border in the fog, the fog gradually disappeared from their group, only to see them and the pale gray outline of the hillside, unfolding like a silhouette.
The two skirmishers explained their plan to cross the border to the general played by Toshiro Mifune. They used branches to mark the territories of the three domains on the sand and marked their flags, meniscus, sanwa, and river. The unexpected use of symbols hinted to me the simple wisdom of ordinary people.
After receiving the news of her sister's murder, Mifune walked through the woods and caves with heavy steps to meet the princess. The long, speechless shots are only the sound of waterfalls.
They mixed into the local flame festival. The two puppets refused to throw the gold-laden firewood into the fire, almost revealing the contents. Mifune dumped the firewood into the fire, and the flames burst.
And the last two skirmishers walked out of the gate, simple conversations and complicated smiles.
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