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The Strength of a Moustache is a 1931 Japanese film directed by Shochiku Kinema. This comedy highlights the struggles of Kato, whose impressive mustache complicates his job search. Considered a lost film, it represents a unique piece of early Japanese cinema.
The Strength of a Moustache is a fascinating entry in early cinema, but it faces challenges in terms of availability since it is categorized as a lost film. Original prints are quite scarce, which makes any surviving material particularly interesting for collectors. The film's unique premise and the cultural commentary it offers on masculinity through something as simple as a mustache give it a distinctive edge, compelling collectors to seek out any remnants or information related to its production and context.
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The Strength of a Moustache is a comedy film.
The film was produced by Shochiku Kinema.
The top cast includes Tomio Aoki, Kenichi Miyajima, Tomoko Naniwa, Keinosuke Sakai, and Reikō Tani.
The Strength of a Moustache was released in 1931.
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