Wuthering Heights

Year: 1988

Runtime: 143 mins

Language: Japanese

Director: Yoshishige Yoshida

Drama

"When I go to hell, you will be with me," declares Kinu Yamabe, a young woman from the Sacred Mountain. She becomes irresistibly drawn to the low‑born, charismatic Onimaru, whom his father regards as a demon. After Kinu experiences her first period, custom forces her to leave the mountain and take up the duty of a priestess, sealing her fate.

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