1789: The Lovers of the Bastille

Set in Paris during 1789, the film tells the story of a young revolutionary peasant and a maid of Queen Marie-Antoinette who fall in love as the French Revolution looms. This unique blend of history and music offers a glimpse into the lives of individuals caught in a turbulent time.

The film features a runtime of 166 minutes and showcases performances from notable cast members including Masaki Ryū, Manaki Reika, and Saotome Wakaba. Produced by Takarazuka Revue Productions, it draws on the rich tradition of the Takarazuka Revue, particularly highlighting the moon troupe.

Collectors may appreciate the film not only for its artistic depiction of a historical narrative but also for its ties to the Takarazuka legacy, a significant part of Japanese performing arts. The genre mix of history and music can appeal to those interested in theatrical adaptations on film.