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The Way of Drama

1944, Japanese. Directed by Mikio Naruse.

The Way of Drama unfolds in the world of kabuki in Osaka, but also addresses the politics of popular culture and the rivalry between theatrical styles like those used by amateur actors to dramatise contemporary events.

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1h 22m
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Released
11 May 1944
Original title
芝居道
Country
Japan
Written by
Toshio Yasumi
japanbased on novel or book

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What The Way of Drama is based on

The Way of Drama is adapted from a novel.

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The Way of Drama (1944) was directed by Mikio Naruse and stars Kazuo Hasegawa, Isuzu Yamada, Roppa Furukawa.

What is The Way of Drama based on?

The Way of Drama is adapted from a novel.

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