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Miyamoto Musashi VI: Swords of Death is a japonais film of genre Drama directed by Tomu Uchida with Kinnosuke Nakamura

Miyamoto Musashi VI: Swords of Death (1971)

Shinken shobu

Miyamoto Musashi VI: Swords of Death
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Length 1h15
Directed by
OriginJapon
Genres Drama,    Action,    Historical
Rating65% 3.26773.26773.26773.26773.2677

Duel à mort (真剣勝負, Shinken shobu) est un film japonais réalisé par Tomu Uchida, sorti en 1971. Tomu Uchida meurt au cours du tournage du film en 1970. C'est aussi le 200e et dernier scénario de Daisuke Itō qui fait ses adieux au cinéma avec ce film.

Synopsis

Miyamoto Musashi rend visite à Baiken Shishido, un redoutable guerrier qui maitrise la faucille de guerre.

Actors

Kinnosuke Nakamura

(Musashi Miyamoto)Rentarō Mikuni

(Baiken Shishido)
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