20 October 1953 Drama 106 mins
In this downbeat, emotionally gripping drama, a lone guardian of some small huts on one of the northernmost, small islands off Japan remembers his once happier past and the events that destroyed everyone he held dear.
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Seiji Hisamatsu Director
Kaneto Shindō Adaptation
Fyodor Dostoevsky Novel
Osamu Yoneda Producer
Michio Takahashi Director of Photography
Mikio Naka Art Direction
Ichirō Saitō Music
Kenichi Nishii Sound Recordist
Yukio Itô Lighting Technician
Chi no hate made Trailer
Japan 20 October 1953
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10 June 1953
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12 December 1953
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04 April 1953
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