Growing Up Twice
1955
Takekurabe (たけくらべ , Takekurabe , lit. "Comparing heights") , English titles Growing Up, Adolescence, or Daughters of Yoshiwara, is a 1955 Japanese drama film directed by Heinosuke Gosho. It is based on Higuchi Ichiyō's 1895-1896 novella Takekurabe.[1][2]
Growing up in the Yoshiwara red light district of Meiji era Edo, teenage boy Shinnyo, son of a buddhist priest, helplessly witnesses not only his sister Ohana being sold as a concubine by his money-loving father, but also the fate of Midori, a neighbourhood girl to whom he has an unspoken affection, who is destined to become a courtesan like her older sister Omaki.
Takekurabe was independently produced by Tsūjin Fukushima's company New Art Productions (新芸術プロダクション , Shin Geijutsu Purodakushon ) , which resulted in budgetary constraints and compromises in the filming. It received mixed reviews during its initial run for being "overliterary" and the casting of pop star Hibari Misora.[3] Film scholar Donald Richie and Gosho biographer Arthur Nolletti later called Takekurabe an "outstanding example" (Nolletti)[3] of the Meiji-mono (Meiji period film) and "one of the finest due to its excellent sets" (by Kazuo Kubo), "its superb photography and the nearly perfect performances" (Richie).[4]
Kinostart: | 1955 | ||||||||||||
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Genre: | Filmdrama | ||||||||||||
Herstellungsland: | Japan | ||||||||||||
Originalsprache: | Japanisch | ||||||||||||
Farbe: | Schwarzweiß | ||||||||||||
IMDB: | 57 |
Regie: | Gosho Heinosuke | |
Musik: | Akutagawa Yasushi | |
Darsteller: | Hibari Misora | |
Yamada Isuzu | ||
Keiko Kishi | ||
Mitsuko Yoshikawa | ||
Kyū Sakamoto |
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1956 | Blue Ribbon Awards Blue Ribbon Award Best Supporting Actress | Gewinner |
1955 | Venice Film Festival Golden Lion | Nominiert |