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Stray Dog

(Norainu)

by Kurosawa Akira

Japan

 

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Director: Kurosawa Akira

Script.: Kurosawa Akira, Kikushima Ryuzo

Cinema.: Nakai Asakazu

Edit.: Hayasaka Fumio

Music: Hayasaka Fumio

Cast: Mifune Toshiro, Shimura Takashi, Kimura Isao, Awaji Keiko, Miyoshi Eiko, Sengoku Noriko

Production : Shin-Toho

Distribution:
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Year: 1949

35 mm, B & W, 120 min, Japanese with French subtitles

 

 
We are in Tokyo after Second World War. One day of scorching heat, crime squad young policeman Murukami has his gun stolen by a pick-pocket in the bus. Panic-stricken and ashamed, he endeavors to find his gun, but without success. His honor has been impugned.
Sato, an experienced elder private detective, takes him under his protection. Together, they will methodically track the culprit. 
“Kurosawa film gives altogether a portrayal of post war Japanese society’s problems such as black market, prostitution, bureaucracy, gutter press, social injustice, Samurai’s ethics popularized by the country... and a message: it is man who should change, not the political or social regimes.” Jean Tulard
A manhunt in the squalid world of post-war Japan!
 

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