"Heaven and Earth" is directed by Haruki Kadokawa. The film tells the story of the enmity and hatred between Qianshou Uesugi, the dragon after Yue, and Takeda Shingen, the tiger of Jiafei. The film is beautifully shot and has a gorgeous style, especially when the two armies of Uesugi (black) and Takeda Army (red) confront each other, and the red and black scenes are very spectacular. The film ends with the selection of Qianshou Uesugi and Takeda Shingen in the fourth battle of Nakagawa Island.

Chaos directed by Kurosawa is Kurosawa's last work, which is of high artistic quality. The film is based on King Lear, and the story of "three-vector training" of the Maori family in the Warring States period is called the most wonderful film to interpret King Lear. Spectacular war scenes, gorgeous and exquisite costume design and picturesque lens composition are masterpieces among masterpieces.

"Shadow Warrior" is directed by Akira Kurosawa, who is said to have tried and paved the way for filming "Chaos", which tells the story of Takeda's family in the Warring States Period in Japan. By showing the intricacies of political and military struggles at that time, as well as the tangled personnel contradictions, coupled with fierce war scenes, the image of the "shadow warrior" was set off as if it were a tragic epic.