| Bungawan solo | |
|---|---|
| [[Image:Bungawan solo (1951) Japanese Poster.jpg|200px|]] The Original Japanese Theatrical release poster | |
| Directed by | Ko Ichikawa |
| Produced by | Ichiro Sato |
| Written by | Natsuju Wada (Original Screenplay)
Ichikawa Kun (Original Screenplay) |
| Music by | Nobuo Iida |
| Running time | 93 minutes (Japan) |
| Budget | ??? |
Bungawan solo (also known as River Flows Solo) is a 1951 New Toho war film,Directed by Ko Ichikawa.
Plot[]
in World War II on the eve end 1945 August, Java of jungle village to 3 people in deep Japanese army of deserters , Fukami, Takeshi Noro comes in refuge. Noro was infected with malaria , so the three were hidden in Schellmann's house.
Sherman's daughter Sariya hated Japanese soldiers, but as she looked after them, she fell in love with Fukami. One day, when three people tried to leave the village, Fukami suddenly claimed to remain in the village. Fukami also had a love affair with Sariya. At that time, a Japanese army sergeant named Odagiri came into the village. It was Odagiri who tried to bring three people, but Schellmann invited him to the festival's tavern and got angry while he was drunk. However, Takeshi encounters an unexpected accident. The military police who followed the three deserters appeared in the village.
Sariya pretends to go to the market and secretly takes Fukami, who is infected with malaria, in a carriage.
Cast[]
- Corporal Fukami: Ryo Ikebe
- Private soldiers: Takeshi Morishige
- Private Soldier Noro: Yunosuke Ito
- Sariya: Asami Kuji
- Sergeant Odagiri: Susumu Fujita
- Cartini (Sarja's sister): Setsuko Wakayama
- Sherman: Sakae Ozawa
- Aisha (Shelman's wife): Toyoko Takahashi
- Major: Jun Tasaki
- Lieutenant: Ryuji Oka
- Sergeant General Kempei: Isao Yamagata
- Military Police: Kenji Nakahara , Shonosuke Sawamura , Shiro Mizuki
- Casim: Sakutaro Yamakawa
- Smart: Submarine Wada
- Village Woman: Miyoko Murakami
Staff[]
- Director: Ko Ichikawa
- Screenplay by: Natsuju Wada Ichikawa Kun
- Original Shozo Kanagai
- Production Ichiro Sato
- Music by: Nobuo Iida
- Cinematography by Yokoyama Minoru
- Editor: Shin Nagata
Titles[]
- River Solo Flows (Worldwide title)
- Bungawan solo (Original Japanese Title)
Gallery[]
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a poster for the film.