The director requested that the Titan Symphony be used as a model for the score, and made that piece the only sound to play on the track during the first battle scene.
The director requested that the Titan Symphony be used as a model for the score, and made that piece the only sound to play on the track during the first battle scene. Also significant is the piteous sound of a flute, which is played by a blind boy as he stands over the now-ruined old man who had his eyes put out. An androgynous pop star named Peter plays the role of Kyoami the fool, and the aforementioned old man is Hidetora, a ruler whose banishment of Saburo comes back to haunt him as his other two sons Taro and Jiro betray him and go to war after having his land divided between them. FTP, identify this 1985 Akiro Kurosawa film based on King Lear.
The director requested that the Titan Symphony be used as a model for the score, and made that piece the only sound to play on the track during the first battle scene.
{Ran} or {Chaos}