... opinions color their viewing of the picture, and subsequently their interpretation of what it depicts. As Sontag states, "To an Israeli Jew, a photograph of a child torn apart in the attack on the Sbarro pizzeria in downtown Jerusalem is first of all a photograph of a Jewish child killed by a Palestinian suicide bomber. To a Palestinian, a photograph of a child torn apart by a tank round ... ...

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... wall, also known as the "rough-stone piling " process. This enabled great amounts of details when shooting the castle, ultimately creating the famous scene in which the castle is under attack and set on fire. To prevent the melting of the Styrofoam, Kurosawa requested the art department to coat the surface with four extra layers of cement, painted with ancient stones ... ...

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... as a whole is very symbolic, getting shot with ease from a far distance shows how weak and useless Kyuzo was to his death, somewhat reflecting how weak Japan were to America's attack. The whole concept of Kyuzo's death tries to empathise how the military are no longer powerful and required, this is especially shown as the main objective of the film is ... ...

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