Kokumin no chikai
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About This Movie
Kokumin no chikai, released in 1938, is a Japanese film that blends elements of sport and drama. Directed with involvement from German filmmakers, it showcases skiing in Hokkaido, Japan, and was created to support the 1940 Winter Olympics, which ultimately did not occur.
Kokumin no chikai is relatively scarce, with only a handful of prints remaining. This film marks an interesting intersection of Japanese cinema and German collaboration during a volatile period. Collectors often seek it out not just for its historical context, but for its unique aesthetic that reflects the fervor of its time. Its rarity and the story behind its production make it a compelling addition to any serious collection.
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What is the genre of Kokumin no chikai?
Kokumin no chikai is a Japanese film that blends sports and drama elements.
Who directed Kokumin no chikai?
The film was directed by a Japanese production team, with significant German involvement.
Who stars in Kokumin no chikai?
The film features Tomio Aoki, Sôjin Kamiyama, Shūji Sano, and Mitsuko Yoshikawa.
What year was Kokumin no chikai released?
Kokumin no chikai was released in 1938.
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