When It Rains, It Pours

The film centers around Tane, who operates an inn for couples while raising her three children. The story takes a turn when her eldest daughter faces heartbreak after losing her fiancé due to Tane's status as a mistress. In her grief, the daughter turns to a life as a cabaret hostess, highlighting the complexities of love and societal expectations.

With a strong cast, including Keiji Sada and Mariko Okada, When It Rains, It Pours offers an intimate look at personal struggles within a familial setting. The film's exploration of taboo relationships and the impact on family dynamics makes it a notable entry in the drama genre of its time. Collectors may appreciate the film's narrative depth and its representation of Japanese cinema from the late 1950s.