Women of the Night Page #5

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


Don't let those words tempt you.

What do you know about it?

I have a friend

who ran away from the house.

She lived there,

the owner was nice.

She was properly fed.

It's great.

But her job was supervised...

Do you want to go?

I was just looking.

It's worth it when we're very sick.

It's free.

You can leave if you've had enough.

You don't look so good.

I heard that you don't stop.

Don't destroy your health.

Mind your own business.

I'm ready to die.

Oh, it's you.

- Hello.

- How do you do?

Is Natsuko here?

Yes, but...

What's wrong?

Mr. Kuriyama has been arrested.

She's broke. She can't work

in her current condition.

So what?

She's desperate. She spends most

of her time drinking with men.

Fusako, Do you feel well?

I learned everything.

I can't bear it any longer.

Teach me your job.

Don't be ridiculous.

Do you want to drink?

Prepare your stuff.

You'll have your child.

- Where are you taking me?

- To a house for women.

I don't like it.

Come with me. Get up!

No, I don't want.

When will I be able to get married?

Get up.

The director is coming.

Hello.

How is the work going?

Everything is fine?

Yes, thank you.

I brought you this present.

Thank you, it's nice.

What is it?

Potatoes.

You like potatoes.

It's very good.

Do you feel good? Isn't it better

than in the hospital?

It's boring here.

Don't say that.

A respectable life seems

boring at first.

But it becomes interesting

once you get into it.

You! How do you do?

Much better...

Thanks to you!

Continue with the consultations.

- Give me a cigarette.

- All right.

Take heart!

You must never let yourself go.

Oh, you're here?

Hello, Mr the Director.

You caused us a lot of troubles.

Forgive me.

- Since when are you here?

- I just arrived.

- I'm happy for you.

- I'm bringing my sister.

- I want her to have her baby here.

- Good idea.

She had some labour pains.

Will she give birth?

Please, I'm counting on you.

Natsuko, pull yourself together.

A bowl! Hot water!

Help me.

She's only 8 months pregnant.

Will it be all right?

The baby wants to get out.

You, stay outside.

Not yet?

You had a child?

How was it?

A great hardship!

You must be happy when it's over...

Yes, when the baby is crying.

Quiet!

Think carefully.

A child is innocent

when he's born.

No matter who the parents are!

Must we degrade such a pure life?

No. Make sure that

it doesn't happen.

Men take advantage of sincere women.

I only think about vengeance.

What did you get out of it?

What's left in you?

A wounded and humiliated woman.

It's done. The mother is fine.

And the baby?

She wasn't fully recovered.

Unfortunately!

I'm sorry, Natsuko.

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