19 October 1968 81 mins
A portrait of a man trying to become an artist in order to escape from his life as a miserable peasant due to severe annual tribute during the reign of the fifth Tokugawa Shogun Tsunayoshi.
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Motomu Ida Director
Gan Yamazaki Writer
Seizaburo Ishida Lighting Director
Tomoya Kadoguchi Director of Photography
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Japan 19 October 1968
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