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Yet, the Sun Awakens

"As morning comes, skyscrapers reflect the dazzling sun rising as if yesterday’s ordeal never existed."

u/nobodysartinshadow — 2 days ago
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I drew a scene from Sonatine (1993) by Takeshi Kitano. I love his movies so much that I think I’ve watched it over 50 times!

I sketched a scene from the film Sonatine (1993) featuring Takeshi Kitano (1947– ). He is a famous Japanese comedian, actor, and director. Hana-bi (1997) and Sonatine (1993) are impressive works that represent his cinematic world.

u/nobodysartinshadow — 4 days ago