The Sisters' Agreement Trailer (1940)

30 October 1940 Drama 84 mins

A family comprised of a father, mother and three sisters lives in a posh area. The father is a doctor who has to join the army and work at war. The four remaining women have to take care of themselves. The eldest sister is calm and lady-like. The middle sister (played by Hara Setsuko), in contrast, is active and contemporary. She aspires to be a physician too. The story is based on Little Women by Louisa May Alcott.

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Cast

Ranko Hanai as Fusako

Setsuko Hara as Sachiko

Yuriko Hanabusa as Satoko

Heihachirō Ōkawa as Hideo Nogami

Yoshio Kosugi as Gonnosuke Ooshi

Takashi Kotaka as Hiroshi Ogawa

Tsuruko Mano as Grandmother

Akira Nakamura as Takashi Ooshi

Harue Wakahara as Harumi

Crew

Tsuruzô Nishikawa Lighting Technician

Chôshichirô Mikami Sound Recordist

Tadashi Hattori Music

Teppei Himuro Producer

Yoshichi Yamashita Screenplay

Satsuo Yamamoto Director

International Titles

End of Engagment Trailer

Shimai no yakusoku Trailer

International Releases Dates

Japan 30 October 1940

Production Companies

Toho Pictures

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