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Keisuke Kinoshita's Twenty-Four Eyes (Nijushi no hitomi) is an elegant, emotional chronicle of a teacher s unwavering commitment to her students, her profession, and her sense of morality. Set in a remote, rural island community and spanning decades of Japanese history, from 1928 through World War II and beyond, Kinoshita's film takes a simultaneously sober and sentimental look at the epic themes of aging, war, and death, all from the lovingly intimate perspective of Hisako Oshi (Hideko Takamine), as she watches her pupils grow and deal with life's harsh realities. (officiële tekst van distribiteur)
(meer)Acteurs
Shirô Watanabe
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Nidžúši no hitomi (1954)
Jun'ichi Miyagawa
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Nidžúši no hitomi (1954)
Takeaki Terashita
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Nidžúši no hitomi (1954)
Takeshi Satô
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Nidžúši no hitomi (1954)
Shisako Ishii
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Nidžúši no hitomi (1954)
Akiko Koike
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Sadako Kusano
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Nidžúši no hitomi (1954)
Kayoko Kase
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Naoko Tanabe
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Nidžúši no hitomi (1954)
Toyoko Ozu
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Nidžúši no hitomi (1954)
Masako Uehara
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清川虹子
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Kuniko Igawa
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Toyo Takahashi
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