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Five Sisters is a japonais film of genre Drama directed by Seiji Hisamatsu with Kinuyo Tanaka
Five Sisters (1954)
Onna no koyomi
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Add to a movie listOnna no Koyomi (女の暦) is a 1954 Japanese film directed by Seiji Hisamatsu based on the short story collection A Calendar (暦, Koyomi) by the Japanese woman writer Sakae Tsuboi. It was entered into the 1955 Cannes Film Festival.
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Sur l'île de Shōdoshima vivent deux sœurs, Kuniko qui a 27 ans et Mie la plus jeune qui a 20 ans. Leurs deux parents sont morts voilà plusieurs années et elles envisagent d'inviter leurs trois sœurs ainées Michi, Takako et Kayano, toutes mariées et habitant désormais loin de Shōdoshima, à un service en mémoire de leurs ancêtres.Actors
Kinuyo Tanaka
(Michi Saeki)
Kyōko Kagawa
(Mie Hyūga)
Yōko Sugi
(Kuniko Hinata)
Yukiko Todoroki
(Takako Takagi)
Ranko Hanai
(Kayano Sugie)
Eiko Miyoshi
(Ofuku)
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