Mizu tamari (1961)
The stage is Tokyo, a factory town in a downtown area. The young people who work at the bottom of society and one of them, the older sister of the people who work at the bottom of society, no matter how much they are trampled, are written to live a strong life. It is a film adaptation of two short stories of Fumio Niwa's "Water Pool" and "Insects in the Schoolyard."
Director:
Kazuo Inoue
Writer:
Hisashi Yamanouchi
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Yūsuke Kawazu as |
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Mariko Okada as |
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Shinichirō Mikami as |
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Chieko Baisho as |
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Kiyoshi Atsumi as |
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Reiko Hitomi as |
| Directing | Kazuo Inoue | Director |
| Writing | Fumio Niwa | Original Story |
| Writing | Hisashi Yamanouchi | Screenplay |
| Production | Takeshi Sasaki | Producer |
| Sound | Masayoshi Ikeda | Original Music Composer |
| Camera | Hiroshi Dōwaki | Director of Photography |