Andrew Graham-Dixon immerses himself in the samurai lifestyle, examining their art, rituals, and philosophy over the course of 60 minutes.
“When hope walks out, we walk in.”
Synopsis
Andrew Graham-Dixon immerses himself in the samurai lifestyle, examining their art, rituals, and philosophy over the course of 60 minutes.
Synopsis
Andrew Graham-Dixon immerses himself in the world of samurai in 'I, Samurai'. The art critic investigates the rituals, art forms, and philosophies that shape the samurai lifestyle. He travels through Japan, engaging with traditional practices that reveal the historical significance of these warriors. Throughout the 60-minute documentary, Graham-Dixon questions his ability to embody the samurai spirit while reflecting on concepts of honor and identity. Directed by Patrick Dickinson, the film presents a detailed look at a culture that has left a lasting impact on Japanese society.
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Why Watch
- Meet Andrew Graham-Dixon in a unique cultural immersion.
- Find out about samurai art and rituals.
- See the connection between samurai ethos and identity.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Patrick Dickinson.
- Andrew Graham-Dixon is the sole cast member featured.
- The documentary has a runtime of 60 minutes.
- It was produced in the United States and Sweden.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the host of the documentary 'I, Samurai'?
Andrew Graham-Dixon is the host of 'I, Samurai'.
What year was 'I, Samurai' released?
'I, Samurai' was released in 2013.
What is the duration of the documentary 'I, Samurai'?
'I, Samurai' has a duration of 60 minutes.
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