This month, I went to the "Trajectory of Actor Kiyoshi Atsumi-Special Screening for 20 Years After Death" introduced on this blog.
I saw "Ah, a friend without voice" in the morning screening on June 12 (Sun), and "Yatsu Tomb Village" in the afternoon.
I had seen "Eight Tomb Village" at the time of release, but "Ah, a friend without voice" was the first time.
"Ah, Friends Without Voices" is a movie released in 1972 that Kiyoshi Atsumi, who read the original, was eager to make a movie, and established Atsumi Pro to realize it.
After the end of the war, Minji Nishiyama (Kiyoshi Atsumi), who survived the war, returned to Japan with the will of 12 war friends. Nishiyama, who died in the atomic bomb and lost his family, travels to deliver 12 wills.
The original is Yorichika Arima's "will deliverer", and the director is Masashi Imai, the master.
"Ah, a friend without voice" was a work that left the lingering after seeing it.
Once again, I was able to reaffirm the greatness and charm of an actor named Kiyoshi Atsumi.
The period is until June 24 (Fri), and 8 films will be screened.
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