Utamaro’s World

Year: 1977

Runtime: 140 mins

Language: Japanese

Director: Akio Jissoji

Drama

Living in Edo—a city that would later become Tokyo—in the late 1700s, Utamaro produced paintings that capture the vibrancy of his era. The film weaves a complex, wide‑ranging narrative that brings the streets, fashions, entertainment and social customs of that time to life, recreating the world as Utamaro depicted it.

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