| Sansho The Baliff | |||||
| Criterion Collection (1954) | |||||
| Drama, Foreign, Martial Arts | |||||
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#11210 |
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| Kinuyo Tanaka | Tamaki | |
| Michiyo Kogure | ||
| Yoshiaki Hanayagi | Zushiô | |
| Ayako Wakao | ||
| Kyôko Kagawa | Anju | |
| Eitaro Shindo | Sanshô dayû | |
| Akitake Kono | Taro | |
| Masao Shimizu | Masauji Taira | |
| Ken Mitsuda | Prime Minister Fujiwara | |
| Kazukimi Okuni | Norimura | |
| Yoko Kosono | Kohagi | |
| Noriko Tachibana | Namiji | |
| Ichirô Sugai | Minister of Justice | |
| Teruko Omi | Nakagimi | |
| Masahiko Kato | Young Zushio |
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| Producer | Masaichi Nagata
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| Writer | Masaichi Nagata
Fumio Hayasaka |
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In mediaeval Japan a compassionate governor is sent into exile. His wife and children try to join him, but are separated, and the children grow up amid suffering and oppression. |
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