... what is depicted in a photograph (5). However, the extent of what any photograph's captions express has confines within whatever is actually depicted in a photograph. The stories told in Rashomon are more akin to captions without photographs. And without photographs, the people giving their testimonies are free to give their own version of events, ... Rashomon, there is much to be said about the way Kurosawa presents the differing accounts. It is important to keep in mind the fact that the stories being given are meant to deceive. The viewer is being given a heavily biased version of eve...

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