河内山宗俊 (1936)
A boy steals a knife from an old samurai, unaware of its value, setting off a strange chain of events.
Besetzung
- 四代目 河原崎長十郎 — Kochiyama Soshun
- 三代目 中村翫右衛門 — Kaneko Ichinojo
- 河原崎しづ江 — Oshizu
- Setsuko Hara — Onami
- 市川扇升 — Naozamurai
- Daisuke Katō — Kenta
- 助高屋助蔵 — Ushimatsu
- 坂東調右衛門 — Mori
- 六代目 瀬川菊之丞 — Matsue
- Monzô Nakamura — Elder
- 市川笑太郎 — man in Seri City
- Rakutarô Ichikawa
Wissenswertes
Kōchiyama Sōshun (河内山宗俊), also known in English as Priest of Darkness, is a 1936 Japanese jidaigeki film directed by Sadao Yamanaka. It is one of three surviving films by the director.
Production
The original idea for Kōchiyama Sōshun came from a Kabuki play by Kawatake Mokuami, known as Kochiyama to naozamurai. In the play, the two title characters are petty criminals from the Ueno district of Edo (now Tokyo). Yamanaka changed some of the characters from the play to be more good-natured, in keeping with his film aesthetic.
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