Bright: Samurai Soul (2021)
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”A one-eyed samurai and an orc escort a young elf and her wand to the land of the elves.”
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Spin-off of the feature film 'Bright', starring Will Smith, the animation 'Bright: Samurai Soul' dives into Japan's History. With anime-style drawings, the feature film tells the story of ronin Iza and orc Raiden, who work together to bring a small elf and her magical wand to the land of elves in the north. Fun and exploring elements of American and Japanese culture, it serves not only as entertainment for those who like 'Bright', but also for those who don't miss a chance to enjoy fun stories with fantasy.
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Set in Japan during the end of the Shogunate and the beginning of the Meiji period, the film will follow a one-eyed, wandering samurai named Izo and an orc named Raiden, as they work to bring a young elf girl and the wand she carries to the land of the elves in the north.
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