Young Ruddy Warrior: Nobunaga Oda Trailer

Young Ruddy Warrior: Nobunaga Oda Trailer (1955)

20 September 1955 Drama, History 92 mins

A dynamic story depicting the rise to power of Oda Nobunaga. The story of a young man on the battlefields of the Sengoku era, who possessed character and courage, and who became a great commander and ruler, while some called him a great dictator. A film adaptation of the novel by Sohachi Yamaoka.

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Makoto Tsuboi

Makoto Tsuboi Cinematography

Nakaba Takahashi

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Kōgan no Wakamusha: Oda Nobunaga Trailer

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