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The Wild Geese

1953, Japanese. Directed by Shirō Toyoda.

A young woman, who must support her father as a middle-aged man's mistress, finds herself falling in love with a student closer to her age.

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1h 44m
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Language
Japanese
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The Wild Geese is streaming on Criterion Channel in India.

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Released
15 September 1953
Original title
雁
Country
Japan
Written by
Masashige Narusawa
japanmistressolder man younger woman relationshipmoneylendermeiji periodpast regrets

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What The Wild Geese is based on

The Wild Geese is based on The Wild Geese (1959) by Mori Ōgai.

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The Wild Geese runs 104 minutes (1h 44m).

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The Wild Geese is streaming on Criterion Channel in India. (Checked 11 November 2026.)

What movies are like The Wild Geese?

If you liked The Wild Geese, try The Life of Oharu, The Flavor of Green Tea Over Rice, The Only Living Boy in New York.

Who directed The Wild Geese?

The Wild Geese (1953) was directed by Shirō Toyoda and stars Hideko Takamine, Hiroshi Akutagawa, Jūkichi Uno.

What is The Wild Geese based on?

The Wild Geese is based on The Wild Geese (1959) by Mori Ōgai.

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