The Water Was So Clear

The Water Was So Clear

7.2

Apr 14 1973

2h 32m

Drama

A Buddhist priest rescues a homeless girl and brings her into his temple's household. Soon she becomes an essential part of the place. One night she is raped by a young man who then becomes her lover. The priest happens on them one night as they make love before the temple shrine, and he becomes erotically obsessed.

Sachie Matsuda

Sachie Matsuda

Yutaro Ban

Yutaro Ban

Kanae Kobayashi

Kanae Kobayashi

Akira Nitta

Akira Nitta

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