Could be this: (Google search) “You, my eagle with blue black wings, where have you been flying for so long”—“I was flying there over the mountains? where it all was silence.”
Dersu Uzala (1975), directed by Akira Kurosawa, the renowned Japanese filmmaker, in conjunction with Russia's Mosfilm Studios, presents a seemingly simple human drama played out in an uncharted area of Siberia. With a screenplay based on Vladimir Arseniev's 1941 nonfiction account of his experience with a nomadic trapper, Dersu Uzala was Kurosawa's second color movie and his first movie outside Japan with non-Japanese actors.
The narrating voice we hear is that of Captain Vladimir Arseniev, a Russian geographer and cartographer, as he writes a memoir of two surveying expeditions in the rugged Siberian wilderness, the Ussurian taiga. Arseniev tells the story in a series of flashbacks of his days with Dersu Uzala, a man who lived in this remote region and with whom he formed an uncommon friendship. The movie traces this friendship and its effects on both men-one a cultured, well- educated scientist and military officer, the other a mountain man living alone in the forest in one of
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“You, my eagle with blue black wings, where have you been flying for so long”—“I was flying there over the mountains, where it all was silence.”
好有诗意.....