Nami kage Trailer (1965)
31 January 1965 107 mins
Ayako Wakao won the Blue Ribbon and the Kinema Jumpo for this film.
Watch the official Nami kage 1965 trailer in HD below or find more Nami kage videos on Vidimovie.
31 January 1965 107 mins
Ayako Wakao won the Blue Ribbon and the Kinema Jumpo for this film.
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Ayako Wakao as Hinachiyo
Toshio Yasumi Screenplay
Tsutomu Mizukami Novel
Shirō Toyoda Director
Yasushi Akutagawa Original Music Composer
波影 Trailer
Japan 31 January 1965
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