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This Transient Life (1971)
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74
Starring
Michiko Tsukasa
Ryo Tamura
Eiji Okada
Director
Akio Jissoji
NR
2 hr 23 min
Mar 22nd, 1971
Drama
Part of Buddhist Trilogy Collection
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Plot
Near a remote Buddhist monastery, a young man falls in love with his sister and gets her pregnant. After a monk finds out, the young man becomes an assistant to a master sculptor, only to proceed to complicate matters with his affairs.
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Theatrical Release:
March 22nd, 1971
On DVD & Blu-ray:
August 10th, 2019
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Original Language:
Japanese
Production Companies:
Art Theatre Guild
This Transient Life on the Web:
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suicide
sibling relationship
priest
voyeurism
buddhism
sculptor
chisel
Cast & Crew
M
Michiko Tsukasa
as Yuri
R
Ryo Tamura
as Masao
E
Eiji Okada
as Mori
I
Isao Sasaki
as Mori's Son
M
Mitsuko Tanaka
as Reiko
H
Haruhiko Okamura
as Ogino
T
Tetsuzo Ozawa
Sound
M
Masao Izumida
Sound
N
Noriyoshi Ikeya
Production Design
A
Akio Jissoji
Director
T
Toru Fuyuki
Original Music Composer
M
Masao Nakabori
Director of Photography
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