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Seven Samurai(1954)
Seven Samurai(1954)
This Japanese epic following the adventures of a band of samurai is one of cinema's most influential films.
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Film Details
Year
1985
Duration
155 minutes
Genres
Period and Historical
Language
Japanese (English subtitles)
Certificate
UNAVAILABLE TO STREAM
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Synopsis
Shakespeare's King Lear is the basis for this spectacular epic set in medieval Japan. The ageing Hidetora splits his land up between his three sons, hoping that they will preserve his legacy and let him live out his years in comfort and with respect, but his well-intentioned gesture only leads to brutal war and the betrayal of the old man. The film combines this tragic personal story with some of the greatest battle scenes ever shot, all made without a single computer trick.
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