Young People Trailer (1937)

08 October 1937 Drama 88 mins

Based on an original story by Yojiro Ishizaka, this well-made drama is set in a Christian school in a beautiful northern harbor town. Teacher Masaki (Obinata) speaks up for Keiko, one of the girls at the school, every time she causes problems because he feels sorry for her, a child born out of wedlock. Sumi (Natsukawa), one of Masaki’s colleagues and who is secretly in love with him, strongly disagrees with him about Keiko. Then Sumi hears a rumor that Keiko is pregnant with Masaki's child . . . .

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Cast

Den Obinata as Teacher Masaki

Haruyo Ichikawa as Keiko Enami

Yuriko Hanabusa as Keiko's mother Hatsu

Isamu Yamaguchi as Teacher Sasaki

Toshiko Itō as Teacher Yamagata

Chitose Hayashi as Hashimoto's mother-in-law

Shizue Natsukawa as Teacher Hashimoto

Crew

Shirō Toyoda Director

Naoyuki Hatta Screenplay

Kinya Ogura Director of Photography

Takashi Kono Art Direction

Yōjirō Ishizaka Novel

International Titles

Wakai hito Trailer

International Releases Dates

Japan 08 October 1937

Production Companies

Tokyo Hassei

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