A battle scene in this film includes a shot of a man holding his own chopped-off arm and plays without diegetic sound until a horse-riding man in a yellow uniform is shot in the back.
One scene in this film sees a woman aggressively lick and kiss a bloody wound on her husband's neck and ends with a shot of his discarded helmet, indicating that they are having sex. This film's early scenes are bridged by shots of clouds that progressively grow more ominous. A battle scene in this film includes a shot of a man holding his own chopped-off arm and plays without diegetic sound until a horse-riding man in a yellow uniform is shot in the back. It ends with a blind character almost staggering over a ledge and dropping a Buddhist scroll. A parable about how three (*) arrows are more difficult to break when gathered together is told to three brothers who uniform themselves and their armies in red, blue, and yellow. Lord Hidetora Ichimonji staggers out between two armies in this film, having miraculously survived an attack on his castle by two of his three disloyal sons. For 10 points, name this late-career film by Akira Kurosawa loosely adapted from Shakespeare's King Lear.
One scene in this film sees a woman aggressively lick and kiss a bloody wound on her husband's neck and ends with a shot of his discarded helmet, indicating that they are having sex.
Ran [or Chaos] 