Omoide tsukiyo Trailer (1956)
21 June 1956 Drama, Romance 81 mins
Japanese romance film.
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21 June 1956 Drama, Romance 81 mins
Japanese romance film.
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Teruo Ishii Adaptation
Teruo Ishii Assistant Director
Shôjirô Sugimoto Director of Photography
Akikazu Kono Editor
Yoshihiko Morita Lighting Technician
Shoji Fukao Sound Recordist
Toshiro Omi Director
Toshiro Omi Original Music Composer
Toshiro Omi Executive Producer
Toshiro Omi Original Story
Junichi Nakamura Adaptation
Japan 21 June 1956
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