The House Where Flowers Bloom Trailer (1963)
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Crew
Yoshiaki Banshō Director
Kinjiro Imai Screenplay
Moriyoshi Ishida Screenplay
Takao Yanai Screenplay
Jiro Osaragi Novel
International Titles
Hana no saku ie Trailer
International Releases Dates
Japan 13 June 1963
Production Companies
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