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Bakushû (1951)

8.6 Listal rating
8 IMDB rating

0 Videos

2 Pictures

1 Reviews

5 Lists

15 Ratings

Release date : 2 August 1972
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Directed by


Starring (View all) :
Setsuko Hara

Setsuko Hara

Noriko Mamiya
Chishû Ryû

Chishû Ryû

Koichi Mamiya
Chikage Awashima

Chikage Awashima

Aya Tamura
Kuniko Miyake

Kuniko Miyake

Fumiko Mamiya
Ichirô Sugai

Ichirô Sugai

Shukichi Mamiya
Chieko Higashiyama

Chieko Higashiyama

Shige Mamiya
Haruko Sugimura

Haruko Sugimura

Tami Yabe
Kuniko Ikawa

Kuniko Ikawa

Takako
Hiroshi Nihon

Hiroshi Nihon'yanagi

Kenkichi Yabe
Shûji Sano

Shûji Sano

Sotaro Satake


Written by (View all) :
Kôgo Noda

Kôgo Noda

writer
Yasujiro Ozu

Yasujiro Ozu

writer


Lists

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250 Great Films (250 items) by wawiaa

Published 8 months ago

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10 votes
1950 - 1959 Wendel's journey (123 items) by Wendel

Published 4 months ago

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My favorites of the 50s (45 items) by The Wolf

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Queue (1942 items) by Gene

Published 2 weeks, 4 days ago



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Review

Posted : 6 months, 3 weeks ago at May 3 4:45
A snapshot in the lives of a family going through rapid changes after several years of a peaceful existence. The story is focused on, but not confined to the youngest daughter. She is pressured by the family to finally get married to a man proposed by her boss but has ideas of her own, something almost unheard of in a traditional Japanese family of the time. The real charm of the film is that it paints a peaceful but realistic portrait of family life with it's subtle pulls and pressures without resorting to melodrama. The ending is almost bitter-sweet, as all change in life always is.

Rating : 8/10