Song of Home

Year: 1925

Runtime: 50 mins

Director: Kenji Mizoguchi

Drama

Mizoguchi’s 30th film, the only complete surviving 1920s work, already examines the clash between tradition and modernity. It contrasts two rural boys—a lifelong coach driver and a student returning from Tokyo with city manners and Western jazz—produced by the Ministry of Education. While the narrative serves a simple lesson‑plan, its lingering lyricism evokes a vanished rural past.

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