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Kiyoshi Kurosawa on the castle intrigue of The Samurai and the Prisoner • Journal • A  Magazine • , Life in canada

It is true—this time, I filmed in locations that have existed for hundreds of years before our lifetime and probably will exist for hundreds of years after. These are very important, protected cultural artifacts that I was allowed to film in, so I don’t take it lightly that I was able to create a film inside of them. I found them to be more special than the warehouses in Tokyo that I’m typically filming in. However, I found there to be surprising synergy [between] these castles and temples [and those warehouses,] more than one might have initially considered. When you…

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