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Samurai

Documentary

2010, Movie, 1h 28min

Actor/martial arts champ Mark Dacascos explores the story of Miyamoto Musashi, the most famous Samurai of all time, and trains in the weaponry and wisdom of Japan’s great warriors. Set to the action-packed, battle-scarred backdrop of Japan’s warrior tradition, this new feature-length special takes viewers on an immersive journey through historic Japan in the footsteps of Musashi, Japan’s legendary swordsman and warrior. As Mark learns about ancient Samurai culture, the action is brought vividly to life in a dynamic and innovative way through cutting-edge animation.

Country: United Kingdom,United States

Director:

Andrew Piddington

Cast:

Mark Dacascos

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In this documentary, Mark Dacascos embarks on a journey to understand the life and legacy of Miyamoto Musashi, Japan's most renowned samurai. Through immersive historical reenactments and animations, the film delves into the grim realities of samurai culture, exploring the high cost of honor, the obsession with death, and the surprising mastery of fine arts. By examining sources from science, literature, and history, the documentary sheds light on the complex lives of these elite warriors and their lasting impact on Japanese society.

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