Vermilion and Green

The story centers on a businessman’s daughter who falls in love with one of her father’s employees. This relationship poses challenges as it conflicts with the father's expectations and societal norms of the time.

Directed by Yasujirō Shimazu, known for his work in the Japanese film industry during the 1930s, Vermilion and Green features a notable cast including Ken Uehara, Sanae Takasugi, and Mieko Takamine. The film's runtime of 131 minutes allows for an in-depth exploration of its central themes.

As a piece of Shochiku production, this film adds to the rich tapestry of Japanese dramas from the pre-war era. Its focus on family dynamics and romantic entanglements provides valuable context for collectors interested in the evolution of storytelling in Japanese cinema.