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Kyoko Shinobazu Filmography

ActressBORN 1919YUBARI8 FILMS IN DB

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BIOGRAPHY

Kyoko Shinobazu is a celebrated figure in Japanese cinema, best known for her captivating performances that have left a lasting impact on film history. Her role in the 1962 classic あの空の果てに星はまたたく (Beyond That Sky, Stars Shine Again) showcases her remarkable ability to convey deep emotion, making it a must-have for collectors of vintage Japanese film. This title not only represents a pivotal moment in her career but also captures the essence of the era, with its unique storytelling and cinematography that resonates with home video enthusiasts. Collectors are particularly drawn to Shinobazu's films due to their cultural significance and rarity. Her work is often featured in special edition releases and retrospectives, making items like the limited Blu-ray of Beyond That Sky highly sought after. With a growing interest in international cinema, her films serve as an essential bridge for collectors looking to expand their collections with authentic, historical gems that offer insight into Japan's rich cinematic legacy.

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What is Kyoko Shinobazu known for?

Kyoko Shinobazu is known for her acting in films such as あの空の果てに星はまたたく (1962), Zankokuna tsuki (1962), and Curry Rice (1962).

What genres does Kyoko Shinobazu's filmography span?

Kyoko Shinobazu's filmography spans the genres of Drama and Crime.

What era or decades does Kyoko Shinobazu's work cover?

Kyoko Shinobazu's work covers the years from 1940 to 1962, with the most active decade being the 1960s.

How many films are in Kyoko Shinobazu's filmography?

Kyoko Shinobazu has a total of 8 films in her filmography.

What are some notable films featuring Kyoko Shinobazu?

Some notable films featuring Kyoko Shinobazu include Police Precinct Part 5 (1957), Aku no tanoshisa (1954) where she played Otaka - waitress, and Love's Cheerleader (1952) where she played Tomoko.