Lost in the Sun Trailer (1961)
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Cast
Crew
Toshio Masuda Director
Shinsaku Himeda Director of Photography
Shinji Fujiwara Original Story
Nobuo Yamada Screenplay
International Titles
Taiyô wa kurutteru Trailer
International Releases Dates
Japan 16 August 1961
Production Companies
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