Kanjuro Nomi es un samurái sin espada, solo conserva su funda. Tras abandonar por completo la violencia y embarcarse en un viaje con su hija Tae, ahora está en busca y captura como desertor. Su única opción de salvar la vida es hacerle recuperar la sonrisa al Príncipe, triste desde la muerte de su madre. Para ello dispondrá de 30 días: si no lo logra, deberá cometer “sepukku” (suicidio ritual). (Fuente: m3estudio) Edit Translation
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- Título original: さや侍
- También conocida como: Scabbard Samurai
- Guionista y Director: Matsumoto Hitoshi
- Géneros: Histórico, Drama
Reparto y créditos
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Kumada SeaTaePapel principal -
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Ibu Masato[Retainer]Papel secundario -
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RyoOryu / ShamisenPapel secundario -
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Kunimura Jun[Feudal lord]Papel secundario -
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Emoto TokioHeikichiPapel secundario -
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Itao ItsujiKuranosukePapel secundario
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Matsumoto's influence is quite visible as the film progresses, with the many comedic skits that Kanjuro, the male lead character, must perform in order to live.
STORY:
The start of the movie is a bit slow. Kanjuro is a worn out samurai on the run with his headstrong daughter, Tae, close on his heels. There are some Kill Bill-esque scenes that were a bit unbelievable to me but once the movie gets into the 30 Day Challenge I started becoming more invested in the movie.
Ultimately, the movie is a sentimental and amusing underdog story with a bittersweet triumph at the end. Also, the movie touches on the honor code (Bushido) that the samurai class in Japan followed, which is portrayed in an interesting manner.
ACTING:
Strong acting across the board. Kanjuro is portrayed by a comedian in his first movie debut and he does an amazing job. Tons of physical humor, very typical of Japanese comedy skits. Personally, I really enjoyed Kumada Sea's scene-stealing portrayal of Tae, Kanjuro's young daughter. Her spunk and capability was really lovely to watch.
MUSIC:
I really enjoyed the music in the movie, especially the touching ending song that sends a message of love, epiphany and sacrifice. I've re-watched this scene several times.
Overall, a heartwarming film that evokes laughter and tears.
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