Women of the Night Page #2

Synopsis: In the post-war Japan, Fusako Owada lives in the home of her mother-in-law with her baby that is ill while waits for the return of her husband from the war. When she learns that her husband has died and her baby also dies, she moves to another city with her neighbor Kumiko Owada to work as secretary executive for the opium dealer Kenzô Kuriyama. One day, she stumbles upon her missed sister Natsuko Kimijima that has returned from the Korea on the street and she learns that Natsuko works as a dancer in a night-club. Natsuko moves to Fusako and Kumiko's apartment and soon she has a love affair with Fusako's boss. However Fusako is secretly Kuriyama's mistress and upset, she vanishes. One day, a client of Natsuko in the night-club tells to her that he saw Fusako in the Red Light District. Natsuko that is pregnant decides to seek her sister out in the prostitution area. Will she find Fusako?
Genre: Drama
Director(s): Kenji Mizoguchi
  1 win.
 
IMDB:
7.4
Year:
1948
75 min
47 Views


Of course.

Is it true?

What question!

I'm worried.

It's useless.

I'm treating you well.

What else do you want?

I'll be even nicer.

Miss!

Where is the director?

I don't know.

- It worries me.

- Why?

I just got a phone call.

The police is coming.

- What?

- A search!

Damn!

We must not keep that here.

I have to stay here.

What do you want to do?

Can I help you?

Can you hide it somewhere?

I'll take it home.

Thansk a lot.

It's heavy.

I'll manage.

Miss,

Your coat is trailing on the ground.

Did Natsuko go out?

No, she should be here.

Open! Quick!

You? At this hour?

What's going on?

There's a police search.

I took it to hide it.

Put it somewhere.

Take care of it.

What were you doing, Natsuko?

Nothing special.

Don't lie.

Watch what you're doing.

I must take care of you

without her parents.

You know it very well.

Some men took advantage

of me on the boat.

I often considered killing myself.

It's the hope of living happily

here that stopped me.

It would have been better

if I had been sold.

I could be his mistress.

The director talked to you?

Yes. I'm not a kid anymore,

I can do whatever I want.

Think carefully.

Leave me alone.

Hello.

I was wondering how you were doing.

Did your husband come back?

Unfortunately, no.

I'm sorry.

I'm free to do whatever I want.

It's about what you proposed me.

Are you ready?

She's still not back yet?

I'll check at Owada's.

Maybe she's still there.

Where is she hiding?

You never had sex with my sister?

No, never.

So why did she run away?

I don't know.

Maybe it's her.

Hello.

I wanted to check your place.

Is my sister here?

No.

Didn't she come?

What's happening to her?

She doesn't come back home lately.

How do you do?

Make yourself comfortable.

Good bye.

What's going on, Kumiko?

I ran away from home.

I quarelled with my brother.

I can manage on my own.

You shouldn't have done that.

I stole some money at home.

I'd like to stay here.

It troubles me.

What will I say to your family?

Fine,

I'll find another way.

Where are you going, Kumiko?

Leave me alone!

A hostel?

I know a very good hostel.

I'm from Osaka.

I didn't know that.

You're leaving?

I have tickets.

I still don't know where to go.

Are you a real student?

Yes...

I must earn money to

pay for my studies.

It must be hard.

You're from Osaka...

You don't know where to go...

Did you run away from home?

More or less.

It's not good.

Tell me everything.

I'm worried.

Forget my job.

Let's have a drink.

I know this place.

Ask anything you want.

All right.

But I don't have money.

I'll pay.

You're inviting me?

Two meals of the day!

Good booty?

- Promising?

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