The Rainbow-Colored Flower Trailer

The Rainbow-Colored Flower Trailer (1950)

14 October 1950 Drama 101 mins

Ebihara is a budding novelist entangled in a complicated web of relationships with three women from three different generations: Kazue, a coquettish teenage war orphan who tries to offer herself for money but is instead taken in by Ebihara, Koyabu, a middle-aged woman who has spent much of her life as the kept woman of a wealthy man, and Teruko, the modest daughter of Ebihara's former teacher who comes to rely on him after the death of her father.

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Mitsuo Makino

Mitsuo Makino Executive Producer

Gishu Nakayama

Gishu Nakayama Original Story

Kazue Nagatsuka

Kazue Nagatsuka Director of Photography

Kenzo Ginya

Kenzo Ginya Lighting Technician

Minoru Ikeda

Minoru Ikeda Lighting Production Assistant

Ken Shiono

Ken Shiono Sound Recordist

Hiroshi Kitagawa

Hiroshi Kitagawa Art Direction

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