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To Live (1952) Ikiru

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Original title: Ikiru
Country: Japan
Year: 1952
Genre: Drama
IMDB Rating: 8.1 14909 votes
Plot: Kanji Watanabe is a longtime bureaucrat in a city office who, along with the rest of the office, spends his entire working life doing nothing. He learns he is dying of cancer and wants to find some meaning in his life. He finds himself unable to talk with his family, and spends a night on the town with a novelist, but that leaves him unfulfilled. He next spends time with a young woman from his office, but finally decides he can make a difference through his job... After Watanabe's death, co-workers at his funeral discuss his behavior over the last several months and debate why he suddenly became assertive in his job to promote a city park, and resolve to be more like Watanabe.
Movie info
Language: Japanese
Colormode: Black and White
Running time: 127

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Persons

Filmmakers

Kurosawa, AkiraAkira Kurosawa
director/writer
Hashimoto, ShinobuShinobu Hashimoto
writer
Hideo Oguni
writer
Fumio Hayasaka
composer
Toho CompanyToho Company
studio
Persons

Cast

Shimura, TakashiTakashi Shimura
as Kanji Watanabe
Shinichi Himori
as Kimura
Haruo Tanaka
as Sakai
Chiaki, MinoruMinoru Chiaki
as Noguchi
Miki Odagiri
as Toyo Odagiri, employee
Bokuzen Hidari
as Ohara
Minosuke Yamada
as Subordinate Clerk Saito
Fujiwara, KamatariKamatari Fujiwara
as Sub-Section Chief Ono
Makoto Kobori
as Kiichi Watanabe, Kanji's Brother
Nobuo Kaneko
as Mitsuo Watanabe, Kanji's son
Nobuo Nakamura
as Deputy Mayor
Atsushi Watanabe
as Patient
Isao Kimura
as Intern
Masao Shimizu
as Doctor
Yûnosuke Itô
as Novelist
Kumeko Urabe
as Tatsu Watanabe, Kiichi's Wife
Sugai, KinKin Sugai
as Housewife
Eiko Miyoshi
as Housewife
Fumiko Honma
as Housewife
Yatsuko Tanami
as Bar Hostess
Yoshie Minami
as The Maid
Kyôko Seki
as Kazue Watanabe, Mitsuo's wife
Kusuo Abe
as City Assemblyman
Tomoo Nagai
as Newspaperman (as Tomo Nagai)
Seiji Miyaguchi
as Yakuza Boss
Katô, DaisukeDaisuke Katô
as Yakuza
Miki Hayashi
as Second Yakuza
Fuyuki Murakami
as Newspaperman
Hirayoshi Aono
as Newspaperman
Junpei Natsuki
as Hand-Washing Cancer Patient
Toranosuke Ogawa
as Park Section Chief
Akira Sera
as Worker in General Affairs
Ichirô Chiba
as Policeman
Akira Tani
as Bar Owner
Yoko Kajima
as Worker in Sewage Section
Haruko Toyama
Mie
as Woman in Dance Hall
Sakai, SachioSachio Sakai
as Yakuza
Toshiyuki Ichimura
as Pianist
Harue Kuramoto
as Dancer
Lasa Saya
as Stripper



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