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[[Image:Aragami_01.gif|left|thumb|Osawa Takao as 'The Samurai']] | [[Image:Aragami_01.gif|left|thumb|Osawa Takao as 'The Samurai']] | ||
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Revision as of 19:55, 16 October 2006
Movie Information
Aragami - Raging God of Battle
- Japan, 2003
- Language: Japanese
Plot
Two gravely wounded Samurai are given refuge by a mysterious woman in a remote mountain temple. Only one Samurai survives, and awakes to find that he has been completely healed. He again meets the mysterious woman, and his host, a warrior who has traveled the world. Over a collection of various Western alcohols, the warrior reveals that he is an immortal demon who is tired of life and wants the Samurai to kill him.
Cast
- Aragami: Kato Masaya
- Samurai: Osawa Takao
- Woman: Uotani Kanae
- Samurai's Friend: Sakaki Hideo
- Future Warrior: Sakaguchi Taku
Crew
- Director: Kitamura Ryuhei
- Screenplay: Kitamura Ryuhei
- Music: Morino Nobuhiko
- Cinematography: Furuya Takumi
