Lullaby to Kill Trailer

Lullaby to Kill Trailer (1977)

02 April 1977 Horror, Mystery 144 mins

Kôsuke Kindaichi, a somewhat peculiar private detective, visits a remote town. He meets a police detective and they start to investigate an old unsolved murder. Then some murders happen. Kindaichi must find out about the past in order to reveal who the murderer is.

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Cast

Koji Ishizaka

as Kosuke Kindaichi

Tomisaburō Wakayama

as Insp. Isokawa

Keiko Kishi

as Rika Aochi (proprietress of the Kamenoyu)

Akiko Nishina

as Chie Bessho (Harue's daughter)

Yoko Takahashi

as Yasuko Yura (Atsuko's daughter, Toshiro's younger sister)

Mitsuko Kusabue

as Atsuko Yura - Yasuko's Mother

Hisano Yamaoka

as Ito Izutsu

Michiko Hayashi

as Omiki (maid at the Kamenoyu)

Misako Watanabe

as Harue Bessho - Chi'e's Mother

Takeshi Katō

as Inspector Tachibana

Hideji Ōtaki

as Dr. Gondô

Nobuo Nakamura

as Hôan Tatara

Nobuto Okamoto

as Patrolman Nakamura

Eiko Nagashima

as Satoko Aochi (Rika's daughter, Kanao's younger sister)

Yukiko Nagano

as Fumiko Nire (the eldest daughter)

Kayoko Shiraishi

as Sakie Tsukasa (Kahei's younger sister)

Crew

Shin'ichi Tanabe

Shin'ichi Tanabe Music Arranger

Osamu Tanaka

Osamu Tanaka Executive Producer

Kon Ichikawa

Kon Ichikawa Executive Producer

Mitsuo Fujita

Mitsuo Fujita Co-Executive Producer

Kiyoshi Hasegawa

Kiyoshi Hasegawa Director of Photography

Kunihiko Murai

Original Music Composer

Shinobu Muraki

Shinobu Muraki Art Direction

Nobuyuki Tanaka

Nobuyuki Tanaka Sound Recordist

Kojiro Sato

Kojiro Sato Lighting Technician

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