¡Midori Haruka Ni
¡Japanese Movie
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[Machine Translation] Ruriko Asaoka makes a spectacular descent to the silver screen! Umeji Inoue beautifully depicts the adventures of a young girl and the bond between parent and child as they are guided by a green music box, and the fantasy and reality of their lives. The 70th anniversary of the first female producer in Japan, Takiko Mizue's masterpiece will be revived! The musical is a live-action adaptation of a children's story serialized in the Yomiuri Shimbun, and features a cast of distinguished actors including Minoru Takada, Kenjiro Uemura, Frankie Sakai, and Mie Kitahara, as well as Ruriko Asaoka, who was selected from over 2,000 people who auditioned to play a child. The film is a Japanese production. This is the first Nikkatsu film by master filmmaker Umeji Inoue, who directed more than 100 films during his lifetime, including "Arashi wo yobu Otoko" (The Man Who Calls the Storm), which supported Nikkatsu's golden era. --Ruriko, still a young girl, is lost in her imagination when she hears the sound of a beautiful green music box given to her by her father. Ruriko's father is a famous scientist who has not been heard from in a year since he left for his laboratory in Hokkaido. Ruriko, feeling lonely in her childhood, immersed herself in a fantasy world, dreaming of the place where her father had gone to. One day, however, her fantasy was suddenly dashed when she received news of her father's sudden illness, and she and her mother decided to go and see him. Ruriko is reunited with her father, but the three of them are trapped in a cave. It was all a ruse by a group of spies to steal the secrets of her father's scientific research... Special outer case, picture disc specification. Please note that there are parts of the film that may be difficult to hear or understand due to the original master. Although some of the expressions in the film may be considered inappropriate today, we respect the intentions of the filmmakers and have included the film as it was shown at the time.
Original Release Year: 1955
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