The Way of Drama

Year: 1944

Runtime: 82 mins

Language: Japanese

Director: Mikio Naruse

Drama

Set against Osaka’s bustling kabuki scene, the film explores how traditional theatre intersects with popular‑culture politics, highlighting the clash between established theatrical styles and the improvisational approaches of amateur troupes who dramatise contemporary events.

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