| The Burmese Harp | |||||
| Masters of Cinema (1956) | |||||
| Drama, Foreign, Music, War | |||||
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#188 |
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| Rentaro Mikuni | Captain Inouye | |
| Jun Hamamura | Ito | |
| Shôji Yasui | Mizushima | |
| Taketoshi Naitô | Kobayashi | |
| Shunji Kasuga | Maki | |
| Ko Nishimura | Baba | |
| Keishichi Nakahara | Takagi | |
| Toshiaki Ito | Hashimoto | |
| Hiroshi Tsuchikata | Okada | |
| Tomio Aoki | Oyama | |
| Nobuteru Hanamura | Nakamura | |
| Sanpei Mine | Abe | |
| Takashi Koshiba | Shimizu | |
| Tokuhei Miyahara | Nagai | |
| Yoshiaki Kato | Matsuda |
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| Producent | Masayuki Takaki
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| Schrijver | Natto Wada
Michio Takeyama |
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| Camerawerk | Minoru Yokoyama
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| Muzikant | Akira Ifukube
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In the War's closing days, when a conscience-driven Japanese soldier fails to get his countrymen to surrender to overwhelming force, he adopts the lifestyle of a Buddhist monk. |
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