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The Chieko Story

1957, Japanese. Directed by Hisatora Kumagai.

Adapted from a poem, which was composed by poet and sculptor Kotaro Takamura, Chieko-Sho is the story of the artist's wife Chieko. The poet meets a woman, who also as an artist illustrates, one day. They marry and have a good life spending many years together. One day, however, she loses her mind and has to be confined to a hospital. The poetry was some of star Hara Setsuko's favourite even before her involvement in the film.

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1h 38m
Post-credits
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Language
Japanese
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Released
29 June 1957
Original title
智恵子抄
Country
Japan
Written by
Toshio Yasumi

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The Chieko Story runs 98 minutes (1h 38m).

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Who directed The Chieko Story?

The Chieko Story (1957) was directed by Hisatora Kumagai and stars So Yamamura, Setsuko Hara, Hiroshi Tachikawa.

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