Swift Current Trailer (1967)

19 August 1967 Drama 92 mins

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Cast

Crew

Kyôhei Morita Art Direction

Tadashi Tsubuki Lighting Technician

Kenjiro Hirose Original Music Composer

Shizu Ōsawa Editor

Ichirō Ikeda Screenplay

Umetsugu Inoue Director

Hiroyuki Nagaoka Director of Photography

International Titles

Gekiryu Trailer

International Releases Dates

Japan 19 August 1967

Production Companies

Shochiku

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