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What time period does it take place in? What artistic sources do the filmmakers seem to have used in costume or scene creation?

If applicable you may discuss another film you've seen which takes place in a relevant time period of Chinese history.

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As you briefly address the context and setting, the film cleverly exemplifies the Tang dynasty during 859 A.D and how chaos ensues due to the revolutionary faction uprising from the Flying Daggers.

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