6.3A Pebble by the Wayside · 1938
A Pebble by the Wayside (1938) is a Drama film directed by Tomotaka Tasaka, starring Akihiko Katayama, Reizaburo Yamamoto, Hisako Takihana.
6.3A Pebble by the Wayside (1938) is a Drama film directed by Tomotaka Tasaka, starring Akihiko Katayama, Reizaburo Yamamoto, Hisako Takihana.
Tomotaka Tasaka's A Pebble by the Wayside (Robo no Ishi), made in 1938 and taken from a Yuzo Yamamoto novel, takes place around 1902, was about a young boy brought up entirely by his mother since his drunken father is never home. An intelligent teacher wants to send him to middle school, but instead the father apprentices him to a clothing store to which he is in debt. The mother dies and the boy is forced to quit work when his father insults the store owner. Later the boy goes to Tokyo, but only to continue his hardships. First he is forced to do a maid's job at a boarding house and later is used by an old woman to steal at funerals. Finally he is rescued by the teacher, whom he meets in Tokyo.
Akihiko Katayama, Reizaburo Yamamoto, Hisako Takihana, Shirô Izome, Sadako Sawamura, Fumiko Matsudaira, Kansho Yoshii, Toshimasa Inoue
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Find a movie by describing itTomotaka Tasaka's A Pebble by the Wayside (Robo no Ishi), made in 1938 and taken from a Yuzo Yamamoto novel, takes place around 1902, was about a young boy brought up entirely by his mother since his drunken father is never home. An intelligent teacher wants to send him to middle school, but instead the father apprentices him to a clothing store to which he is in debt. The mother dies and the boy is forced to quit work when his father insults the store owner. Later the boy goes to Tokyo, but only to continue his hardships. First he is forced to do a maid's job at a boarding house and later is used by an old woman to steal at funerals. Finally he is rescued by the teacher, whom he meets in Tokyo.
A Pebble by the Wayside was released in 1938.
The cast includes Akihiko Katayama, Reizaburo Yamamoto, Hisako Takihana, Shirô Izome.