Wedding Day

Wedding Day

7.0

Feb 05 1956

1h 29m

Drama

Shinsaku was once a renowned playwright, has now been left behind by journalism and is living a lethargic life in Oiso. His family is concerned with Shinsaku regaining his old vigor as a writer and Sakie, his daughter, finding a suitable match, while the family is struggling with the losses of war.

Keiko Tsushima

Keiko Tsushima

Masami Taura

Masami Taura

Kurumi Yamabato

Kurumi Yamabato

Sumiko Hidaka

Sumiko Hidaka

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