Still I Live On (1951)
About the struggles of day labourers to achieve dignity and a standard of living above the starvation level. Utilising the Zenshinza theatrical troupe.
Director: Tadashi Imai
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Chōjūrō Kawarasaki as Shuzo Mori |
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Kan'emon Nakamura as Hanamura |
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Isao Kimura as Mizuno |
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Shizue Kawarazaki as Sato, Mori's wife |
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Hatae Kishi as Mizuno's wife |
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Chōko Iida as Akiyama grandmother |
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Jiro Kawarazaki as Yūichi, Shuzo's son |
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Yoshiko Machida as Tamiyo, Shuzo's daughter |
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Kunitarō Kawarasaki as landlord Yamakawa |
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Shotaro Ichikawa as Mizuno's father |
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Izumi Imamura as Mizuno's sister |
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Kikunojo Segawa as Yoshida Factory Manager |
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Natsuko Kawaji as Kimi |
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Umenosuke Nakamura as Fujiki |
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Tokue Hanazawa as truck man |
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Senshô Matsumoto as simple lodging's owner |
| Sound | Shigeharu Yasue | Sound |
| Camera | Shunichirō Nakao | Director of Photography |
| Lighting | Mitsuharu Hirata | Gaffer |
| Sound | Masao Oki | Original Music Composer |
| Camera | Eikichi Uematsu | Director of Photography |
| Writing | Kenzo Hirata | Writer |
| Editing | Akikazu Kono | Editor |
| Writing | Tadashi Imai | Writer |
| Directing | Tadashi Imai | Director |
| Writing | Hisaya Iwasa | Writer |
| Camera | Yoshio Miyajima | Director of Photography |
| Production | Torizo Matsumoto | Producer |
| Production | Masaharu Miyakawa | Producer |
| Art | Kazuo Kubo | Art Direction |
