Days of Youth Trailer

Days of Youth Trailer (1929)

13 April 1929 Comedy, Romance 99 mins

University friends Ben and Shūichi unknowingly vie for the attention of the beautiful Chieko while on a skiing trip.

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Cast

Ichiro Yuki

as Bin Watanabe

Tatsuo Saitō

as Shuichi Yamamoto

Junko Matsui

as Chieko

Chōko Iida

as Aunty

Takeshi Sakamoto

as Professor

Ikkō Ōkuni

as Professor Anayama

Shinichi Himori

as Hatamoto

Chishū Ryū

as Student

Crew

Yoneichi Wakita

Yoneichi Wakita Set Decoration

Toshimitsu Nakajima

Toshimitsu Nakajima Lighting Technician

Hideo Shigehara

Hideo Shigehara Director of Photography

International Titles

Dias de juventude Trailer

年轻的日子 Trailer

Días de juventud Trailer

Dies de joventut Trailer

Jours de jeunesse Trailer

Giorni di gioventù Trailer

学生ロマンス 若き日 Trailer

Gakusei romansu: Wakaki hi Trailer

학생 로망스 젊은 날 Trailer

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