Okuni and Gohei

Okuni and Gohei

Year: 1952

Runtime: 91 mins

Language: Japanese

Director: Mikio Naruse

Drama

Okuni, a noblewoman, journeys across the land accompanied by her loyal samurai retainer Gohei. Both are driven by a single purpose: to track down Tomonojo, the assassin who murdered Okuni’s husband—the same man who had been Gohei’s master. Until they capture and kill Tomonojo, they cannot return to their lord’s domain.

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