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Eight married college friends plus one other non-friend (all of whom have achieved middle to upper class economic status) go to Colorado for their annual week-long reunion, but the mood shifts when one couple's infidelity comes to light.
An actress becomes the king's mistress and persuades him to convert the palace to a serviceman's home.
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Osaka Elegy / 浪華悲歌 (1936) (EN/BR/ES)
1936. Directed by Mizoguchi Kenji. Starring Yamada Isuzu Takegawa Sei'ichi and Okura Chiyoko. Subtitles in English Brazilian Portuguese and Spanish.
Osaka Elegy - Trailer
Bearing the burden of her father's debt a young woman becomes her employer's mistress. But this selfless act threatens to bring about her downfall.
Osaka Elegy (1936) Kenji Mizoguchi ending
"This final view of Ayako is the most powerful image in the film and is often cited as one of the most absorbing images in Mizoguchi's oeuvre. The image of ...
Osaka Elegy Theme (1936)
The opening theme from Mizoguchi Kenji's 1936 film Osaka music by Takagi Kôichi.
Osaka Elegy
Bem 05 anos antes do wellesiano Cidadão Kane em Mizoguchi já há o uso exemplar da profundidade de campo.
Mizoguchi Without People Pt. 3: Osaka Elegy
Within every Mizoguchi film a second film hidden between the moments.
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