Tales of Ginza

Year: 1955

Runtime: 117 mins

Language: Japanese

Director: Yūzō Kawashima

Drama

Set in Tokyo’s vibrant Ginza district, a woman oversees the sale of her estranged husband’s art collection. While cataloguing the works she discovers a portrait of herself painted fifteen years earlier and begins a search to identify the elusive artist.

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