Soldiers' Girls (女の防波堤, Onna no bōhatei) is a 1958 black-and-white Japanese film directed by Haku Komori and produced by Shintoho. It is a drama dealing with prostitution.
| Soldiers' Girls 女の防波堤 Onna no bōhatei | |
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| Directed by | Haku Komori |
| Produced by | Shintoho |
| Cinematography | Yoshito Okado |
| Music by | Masao Koga |
| Distributed by | Shintoho |
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Running time | 88 minutes |
| Country | Japan |
| Language | Japanese |
Plot edit
Struggling in post World War II Japan, Fumiko and Yuko try to avoid getting caught up with prostitution but end up involved with the Recreation and Amusement Association (RAA).
Cast edit
- Kinuko Obata as Fumiko Taguchi, a young prostitute
- Satsuki Arakawa as Yoshiko "Yuko" Fujii
- Akemi Tsukushi as Kiyoko Shimada
- Toshio Hosokawa (actor) (細川俊夫) as Hayashi, the Japanese boyfriend
- James P. Hughes as American Second Lieutenant Brown
- Yōko Mihara as Yuri, the experienced prostitute
See also edit
- Soldier Girls, 1981 documentary film
- Soldier's Girl, 2003 film
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