A man gives away a crusty pot he inherited, but embarks on a madcap hunt to retrieve it, after discovering that it contains a treasure map. Ending with a humanist message about the inexorable role of chance in human affairs, it features a fantastic performance by the iconic Denjiro Okochi. This highly enjoyable, comical take on the stereotypically sombre samurai genre comes from Sadao Yamanaka, a filmmaker and leader of the Narutaki cinephile group of Kyoto (who wrote under a collective pseudonym).
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Tange Sazen and the Pot Worth a Million Ryo
(Tange Sazen Yo Hyakuman Rÿo no Tsubo)
- Japan
- 1935
- Fiction
- Noir & Blanc
- 92′
- Japanese
- 35 mm
- Titre français
Tange Sazen and the Pot Worth a Million Ryo - Original title
Tange Sazen Yo Hyakuman Rÿo no Tsubo - Photo
Hideo Ishimoto & Rokusaburo Mitsui - Interprétation
Tsumasburo Bando, Tokuma Dan, Komako Hara, Shunzaburo Iba - Ventes internationales
NFC (National Film Center of Tokyo)