The Sloe-eyed Siren (1972)
Sexual encounters and adultery with men other than her husband in secret clubs. A virtuous hot wife, married to the famous erotic novelist Sumito, undergoes a remarkable transformation despite feeling disgusted by her husband's actions. A masterpiece in which master craftsman Shogoro Nishimura thoroughly depicts the profound karma of a woman who wanders in search of stronger thrills and lust.
Director:
Shōgorō Nishimura
Writer:
Takehiro Nakajima
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Kazuko Shirakawa as Natsuko Maki(萬木夏子) |
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Eijiro Minato as Sumito Maki(萬木澄人) |
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Kibaji Tankobo as The Man(男) |
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Toshihiko Oda as Ishimoda(石母田章) |
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Ikunosuke Koizumi as Tokuda(徳田) |
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Keiko Tsuzuki as Show Girl in Private club(ショーの女) |
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Akemi Nijo as Machiko Miyake(三宅待子) |
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Makiko Fukamachi as The Woman(女) |
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Sayori Shima as Mitsuko(光子) |
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Ei Shirai as Detevtive(刑事) |
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Kazuhiko Yakata as Matsuzaki(松崎) |
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Masayoshi Yamaoka as Detevtive(刑事) |
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Masahiro Yatô as Detevtive(刑事) |
| Production | Ryoji Ito | Executive Producer |
| Production | Yasushi Takeda | Executive Producer |
| Camera | Shōichi Teramoto | Still Photographer |
| Directing | Shōgorō Nishimura | Director |
| Writing | Takehiro Nakajima | Screenplay |
| Sound | Hajime Kaburagi | Original Music Composer |
| Editing | Akira Suzuki | Editor |
| Lighting | Hideo Kumagai | Lighting Director |
| Sound | Koshiro Jinbo | Sound Recordist |
| Camera | Kenji Hagiwara | Director of Photography |
| Art | Gunji Kawasaki | Art Direction |
