Still I Live On Trailer

Still I Live On Trailer (1951)

04 July 1951 Drama 103 mins

About the struggles of day labourers to achieve dignity and a standard of living above the starvation level. Utilising the Zenshinza theatrical troupe.

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Cast

Isao Kimura

as Mizuno

Shizue Kawarazaki

as Sato, Mori's wife

Hatae Kishi

as Mizuno's wife

Chōko Iida

as Akiyama grandmother

Jiro Kawarazaki

as Yūichi, Shuzo's son

Yoshiko Machida

as Tamiyo, Shuzo's daughter

Kunitarō Kawarasaki

as landlord Yamakawa

Shotaro Ichikawa

as Mizuno's father

Izumi Imamura

as Mizuno's sister

Kikunojo Segawa

as Yoshida Factory Manager

Tokue Hanazawa

as truck man

Senshô Matsumoto

as simple lodging's owner

Crew

Masao Oki

Original Music Composer

Eikichi Uematsu

Eikichi Uematsu Director of Photography

Shunichirō Nakao

Shunichirō Nakao Director of Photography

Yoshio Miyajima

Yoshio Miyajima Director of Photography

Kazuo Kubo

Kazuo Kubo Art Direction

International Titles

Dokkoi ikiteru Trailer

A jednak żyjemy Trailer

And Yet We Live Trailer

International Releases Dates

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