Sôshun · 1968
Sôshun (1968) is a film directed by Noboru Nakamura, starring Shima Iwashita, Etsuko Ikuta, Muga Takewaki.
Overview
After marrying off one daughter, a widowed father struggles with loneliness and the changing lives of his children. While his younger daughter falls in love with a charming but controversial man, his older daughter remains emotionally tied to a former lover who has since married. As tensions over marriage, independence, and family expectations grow, the family is forced to confront the gap between traditional values and modern relationships in postwar Japan.
Cast
Shima Iwashita, Etsuko Ikuta, Muga Takewaki, Ichirō Arishima, Isao Yamagata, Mitsuko Mori
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What is "Sôshun" about?
After marrying off one daughter, a widowed father struggles with loneliness and the changing lives of his children. While his younger daughter falls in love with a charming but controversial man, his older daughter remains emotionally tied to a former lover who has since married. As tensions over marriage, independence, and family expectations grow, the family is forced to confront the gap between traditional values and modern relationships in postwar Japan.
When was "Sôshun" released?
Sôshun was released in 1968.
Who stars in "Sôshun"?
The cast includes Shima Iwashita, Etsuko Ikuta, Muga Takewaki, Ichirō Arishima.
