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Drumu To Shonen is a 1959 music documentary set in Tokyo during the vibrant 1950s. The film follows a jazz-loving younger sister and her older brother, who is passionate about drumming, as they explore the joy of music together.
Drumu To Shonen has a certain rarity, not just for its 1959 release but also due to the obscure nature of its director. Collectors might find it intriguing as it represents a transitional phase in Japanese cinema, especially following the influence of Cinema 57. While not widely available on modern platforms, it has gained a niche following among those who appreciate the intersection of documentary and music in film history. If you come across a copy, it could be a compelling piece for those interested in exploring lesser-known works from this era.
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Drumu To Shonen is a music documentary.
Drumu To Shonen was directed by Hiroshi Teshigahara and Susumu Hani.
Drumu To Shonen is set in Tokyo during the 1950s.
The film explores themes of music and sibling relationships through the experiences of a jazz-loving sister and her drumming brother.
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