Phoenix (1947)

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Phoenix is a 1947 Shochiku Romantic-drama film,Directed by Keisuke Kinoshita.

## Plot

One early autumn morning when the scent of the tide comes from the nearby sea to the sound of quiet waves. Widow is often forgotten like a shadowy woman in the general public-no one knows how happy I am now-Saya thinks, but no one knows- -I think Saya. The truth is the best of human beings. A person who survives in truth is a truly happy person. Sayoko lived in love, lived in love, and with far hope, tried to live again tomorrow. It proudly reminds us of the past days that no other mistress can love each other as much as we do. At that time, Sayoko was wearing a school uniform and Shinichi was wearing a high-ranking cap, and I was impressed by the girl's heart on her way home from school. When Sayoko delivered the commuter pass that Shinichi had dropped, the two youths quickly approached each other. The dreamy four years have passed: spring on the tennis court, summer on the drive, autumn on the concert, and spring on the golf course. Shinichi's stubborn father stubbornly opposed the relationship between the two. Eventually, Shinichi's enrollment approached, but suddenly, too suddenly, Sayoko was unhappy. Father's death! My brother's illness! The military command had to leave Sayoko alone. When it was reported that Shinichi would return on a week-long vacation, Shinichi's father suddenly visited Sayoko, the evacuation destination. Sayoko's tearful heart couldn't have been touched by her stubborn father, asking her to reassure her younger brother who is just taking a breath. How can the earnest love of the two of them for six years be a lifelong joy without getting married? Sayoko was there, but it was a week that I could only believe in a dream. Shinichi, who believed in what I love so much-you will never die, will never die-was killed in action. However, Sayoko who survived in love was happy. Tonight at the Yasaka family, Shinichi's Kenichiro Oblivion was blessed by a large number of families. A cake with four candles was carried between the pitch-black ocean, and with Kenichiro, who was full of joy and innocence.

## Cast

* Sayoko Aihara: Kinuyo Tanaka
* Hiroshi Aihara: Shoji Kurosawa
* Hiroya Yasaka: Isamu Kosugi
* Moto Yasaka: Toyo Takahashi
* Shinichi Yasaka: Keiji Sada
* Yuji Yasaka: Akira Yamanouchi
* Saburo Yasaka: Hajime Hamano
* Yasuko Yasaka: Fujiko Nagafune
* Kenichiro Yasaka: Kenichiro Kawato

## Staff

* Director: Keisuke Kinoshita
* Production: Takashi Koide
* Original: Yoshiro Kawazu
* Photo: Hiroshi Kusuda
* Music: Chuji Kinoshita
* Art: Motoshi Kojima
* Recording: Saburo Omura

## Titles

* Phoenix (Japanese: 不死鳥 Original Japanese release title)

## Overview

The original Yoshiro Kawazu is currently an assistant director of Ofuna. The director and screenwriter are Keisuke Kinoshita of "The Girl I Loved" and "Marriage (1947)". Photographed by Hiroshi Kusuda, also a collaborator. The performers will be Kinuyo Tanaka of "The Love of the Actress Sumako", and Keiji Sada recommended by Shuji Sano will make a debut as an opponent, and Isamu Kosugi of "The Demon of Double Guns" Akira Yamauchi of "Burning" will co-star.

## Release

the film was originally released in japan on December 13 in 1947.