For 10 points, name this Akira Kurosawa film in which the story of an incident is told from four different perspectives.
One character in this film admits "I don't understand my own soul." Its cinematographer, who later invented the bleach-bypass technique for another film, broke an unwritten rule by shooting directly at the sun during a shot of a silent walk through a forest. Its director was criticized in the United States for instructing his composer to write a distractingly similar knock-off of Bolero. At a trial in this film, a dead man delivers his testimony through an old medium. This film ends as the rain stops and the sun comes out after a woodcutter tells a priest that he will adopt an abandoned infant. It stars Toshiro Mifune as a bandit who may or may not have killed a samurai and raped his wife. For 10 points, name this Akira Kurosawa film in which the story of an incident is told from four different perspectives.
One character in this film admits "I don't understand my own soul."
Rashomon