Women of the Night Page #3

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


- Not much.

She ran away. She has some cash.

I'll test her later.

It's not quiet here.

Come over here.

Just a slut to him.

That's all she is.

Sit down.

It's quiet here.

Something to drink...

I'll taste it.

Do you want some?

The meals are ready.

How much?

- We took a beer too.

- Thank you.

I'll keep that for you.

A young stranger and

a lady on the run...

meet near the station.

That's romantic.

It's true.

Take.

Drink. I'll help you.

Don't worry.

One more.

I can't.

I feel dizzy.

Hey!

Kiyoshi!

It's over. Get lost!

Wait! Kiyoshi!

He won't come back.

It's our turn.

Take everything off.

Who are you?

Robbers, isn't it obvious?

Hurry up or we'll hurt you.

Take everything off.

Give her the clogs.

Take that.

Remind yourself that

it's an accident.

I can't go back like that.

Give me my clothes back!

Don't be too demanding.

Stay with us if you want.

You'll have enough to eat.

You'll see Kiyoshi.

Are you coming? Hurry up.

Miss Natsuko.

I was wondering if

I should warn you.

- About what?

- Well...

Go on! Talk!

I saw your sister.

- Where?

- In Abeno.

In this disreputable district.

How is your business doing?

Safe return!

Don't look at us like that.

Cops!

You're wrong! Let go of me!

Come!

Where do you work?

At the Hollywood.

The Hollywood night-club?

Do you have a boss?

No, I'm looking for my sister.

- A colleague?

- No, my real sister.

Really?

Anyway, you were walking

in the district.

Such a sudden police raid!

I saw the security patrol go by.

I asked for a light.

They said that I'd find some at the

police station and I got picked up.

You're inattentive.

We don't see you often.

You must salute us.

If you don't...

You won't find customers outside.

I'm not like you.

You're hurting me.

My name is Natsuko.

I'm sorry.

You should have said it sooner.

Your bed is here.

Fusako!

Why are you here?

It's a mistake.

As soon as I learned what

you were doing,

I went looking for you.

Why did you do that?

If it was for money

I could have helped you.

You should have talked to me.

You're my only sister.

Shut up.

You know very well why.

How dare you talk to me like that

after making love with my lover?

I hate you,

but I hate this man even more.

I'll get revenge by

contaminating all men.

Is it true that you've been

brought here by mistake?

Nothing I can do. You can't leave

until you've taken the test.

You probably didn't sleep

during the whole night.

Rest a little.

So, what did they say?

You're fine, aren't you?

Doctor!

A white flower

can bloom inside a coal mine.

If those girls had a pure spirit

they wouldn't deteriorate like that.

We blame society for

anything wrong,

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