Jack the Mouse: Noda Version

The film tells the story of Nezumi, or Jack the Mouse, whose obsession with money leads a coffin maker into a world of cynicism and duplicity. Set against a backdrop of kabuki theatre, it combines elements of farce, social satire, and courtroom drama, revealing the flaws within society.

Directed by Hideki Noda, the film features performances by notable actors such as Nakamura Kanzaburo, Senjaku Nakamura, and Bandō Mitsugorō X. The runtime of 110 minutes offers an engaging exploration of its themes, making it a significant work within the realms of drama and comedy.

Produced by Shochiku, the film represents a fusion of contemporary theatre and traditional kabuki, showcasing a rich tapestry of artistic expression. Its unique narrative and cultural references provide depth, appealing to collectors interested in diverse cinematic experiences.