Neko to Shôzô to futari no onna Page #2

Synopsis: A timid man who has spent much of his life attempting without success to get out from under the domination of his mother, finds that marriage is no answer. His first wife is boring and traditional, and his second wife is trampish and crude. But what's worse than having to deal with each of them separately is when the three women join forces against him.
Genre: Comedy, Drama, Family
Director(s): Shirô Toyoda
  5 wins.
 
IMDB:
7.2
Year:
1956
106 min
57 Views


Miss?

- Can I come in for a moment?

- Yes.

Were you studying?

No. It's alright. Come in.

Don't bother because of me.

It must be very cold with

the ventilator.

- Yes.

- That's fine!

You don't have to move it.

This is for you.

It's from my husband.

It's from his orchard.

His very proud of it.

Hello?

Do you want me to tell you a secret?

Sometimes, he behaves like a child.

- Hello?

- Yes.

You want to come up,

don't you?

Come up. Miss we'll be able

to say hello to you this way.

- Please.

- Thank you.

You'll get it dirty with paint.

How changed it looks!

It seems a different room.

- Are you comfortable?

- Yes.

What would you like her to tell you?

Can't you see they live in one room?

We don't have any money,

and that's why we can't move.

My husband is very stubborn.

He does paintings nobody wants.

- Could you make some tea?

- I've already made it.

Don't bother.

He doesn't like tea, but he didn't dare

to ask me to leave.

Don't bother her,

and get back to work.

I go through a lot of pain. Our son went

to war and he hasn't come back yet.

And I, I can hardly make ends meet

by painting.

The paintings I pour my heart in...

nobody buys them.

The ones I paint with my eyes closed...

those I can sell.

But I enjoy illustrating children

stories as an extra.

Children stories?!

Yes. A illustrated one about

a train.

Why do children like trains that much?

Koichi has a lot of fun if a draw him

a train, he likes it very much.

The way children see the world

differs from how adults see it.

- Sit here.

- Thank you.

I like planting pumpkins.

But, I don't like eating them.

What I like,

it's their form and colour.

Look what a nice colour.

Look. It reminds me of the

Akaraku pottery.

It's as beautiful.

Don't you think so?

Look.

The word "pumpkin" seems

disparaging to me.

But, if you grow them yourself,

I presume you must be fond of them.

They remind him of the Akaraku pottery.

What kind of pottery is that?

They are world wide famous.

- I think they are very expensive.

- O, yes?

What's the matter? Did he only come

to talk to you about pumpkins?

Didn't he say if he was going

to move soon out of here?

No. But he was a little nervous.

He asked me to model for him.

It doesn't surprise me, because

you've been looking very beautiful lately.

You have a lot of spare time,

haven't you?

Why don't you agree?

You could wear the night gown I bought

you. I'm sure he'd like it.

A portrait must be pretty.

I'm tired of waiting for them

to get out.

At least, we'll draw a profit

out of this.

D'you think so?

I'm a little scared.

Of what?

They say that you can't

hide anything,

from a painter's gaze...

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