The Golden Demon

Year: 1954

Runtime: 95 mins

Language: Japanese

Director: Koji Shima

Drama

In 1890 Tokyo, Kan‑ichi ends his engagement to Miya when her family marries her to banker’s son Tomiyama. Despair drives him to quit his studies, apprentice to a money‑lender and become cold. Years later, Miya, miserable with Tomiyama, begs forgiveness, but he rejects her. Pursued by Akagashi, he must decide if he can free himself from the demon.

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