Otoko no Uta Trailer (1962)
11 March 1962 84 mins
1962 Japanese movie
Watch the official Otoko no Uta 1962 trailer in HD below or find more Otoko no Uta videos on Vidimovie.
11 March 1962 84 mins
1962 Japanese movie
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Osamu Takahashi Director
Masato Ide Screenplay
Hisao Ohkawa Screenplay
Masaru Satō Original Music Composer
Japan 11 March 1962
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