Yoru no kawa 1956 (Blu-ray + DVD + Poster)

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Ääni: Japani

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Blu-ray Aluekoodi: free  

Dvd Aluekoodi: R2

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[Machine Translation] The first Blu-ray release with 4K digital restoration and vivid colors! A literary masterpiece that depicts the intensity, fearlessness, and beauty of a woman's heart in love to heartbreaking effect! Starring Fujiko Yamamoto. A masterpiece depicting a woman's search for the truth in life through a single act of love! Director Kozaburo Yoshimura and cinematographer Kazuo Miyagawa teamed up to vividly depict the heroine's psychology. Tanaka Sumie adapted the original novel by Sawano Hisao, which was nominated for the Akutagawa Prize. Fujiko Yamamoto gives a brilliant performance as a Kyoto woman torn between work and love. --The film is based on a novel by Hisao Sawano, which was nominated for a prize at the Kyoto International Film Festival. The store of Funaki Yujiro, who calls himself "Maruyoshi," is also located there. The shop was owned by Yujiro Funaki, who called himself "Maruyoshi." The shop was run by his eldest daughter, Kiwa, who was now the head of the family and devoted herself to wax-dyeing. One day, while visiting Toshodaiji Temple, Kiwa met Yukio Takemura, a professor at Osaka University, who was there to see the cherry blossoms. The two are attracted to each other and eventually fall in love, but Takemura has a sick wife... Includes a DVD of the film, which was released from the library, starring Fujiko Yamamoto! Reprint pressing enclosed.

 

DIRECTED BY: Kosabiro Yoshimura; Original work: Hiso Sawano; Writer: Kumie Tanaka; Photography: Kazuo Miyagawa; Music: Ikeno.

Cast:
Fujiko Yamamoto Ken Uehara, Domo Ono, Michiko Ai, Kazuko Ichikawa, Takaso Kawasaki, Eiro Higno

1956 / Japan / Color / Main Edition Approx. 90 minutes / Standard Size / Japanese Linear PCM 2.0 ch / 2-layer disc