Incluvie Film Festival Review of 'Sleep No More'
This short film was an overall creative success.
The Two Samurai Have One Eye
In the Edo period, a blind man, Zato, a master of iaido, and a master swordsman, Jubei Yagyu, meet by chance, but they are not good friends. At the same time, there was a commotion in Shimabara that a demon was coming out.
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In the Edo period, a blind man, Zato, a master of iaido, and a master swordsman, Jubei Yagyu, meet by chance, but they are not good friends. At the same time, there was a commotion in Shimabara that a demon was coming out.
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