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The Captain's Daughter, also known as The Lieutenant's Daughter, is a 1929 film notable for being the first talkie released in Japan. This historical film marks an important milestone in the evolution of Japanese cinema.
The Captain's Daughter is a rarity in the collector's landscape, primarily due to its status as Japan's first sound film. Formats are limited, with few copies of the original release available, making it a sought-after title for serious collectors. The film's historical significance, combined with its distinctive early sound techniques, continues to spark interest among enthusiasts of both Japanese cinema and early film history.
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The Captain's Daughter is a film from the early sound era, specifically classified as a talkie.
The film features a cast that includes Yaeko Mizutani, Seiichi KatÅ, Wakao Tanabe, Jun Nemoto, and Fumio Miyajima.
The Captain's Daughter was released in 1929.
The Captain's Daughter is notable for being the first talkie released in Japan by Mina Talkie.
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