“A man lives hard. Movie 27: Torajiro’s Osaka Love ” ( Japanese 男 は つ ら い よ 浪花 の 恋 の 寅 次郎 , Otoko wa Tsurai ё: Naniva no Koi no Torajiro ; English Tora-san's Love in Osaka / Tora-san's Many-splintered Love (Tora-san 27) - Japanese comedy directed by Youji Yamada , which was released in 1981. The 27th film of the popular Japanese film series about the comic misadventures of the unlucky eccentric Torajiro Kuruma, or, in a simple way, Tora-san. differences between the inhabitants of Tokyo / Kanto (including Tora-san and his family) and the Osaka / Kansai . in this series, the actor first appears Hidetak Yoshioka as the nephew of Tora-san Mitsuo (son of Sakura and Hiroshi), replacing Hayato Nakamura, to play this role in the previous series (15 appearances as Mitsuo with " A man lives hard film 9:. Native house in Sibamata " in 1972 and ending with " It’s hard for a man to live. Film 25: Torajiro is the flower of hibiscus "( 1980 ). Here, for the first time, the popular actress Keiko Matsuzaka also starred in the role of Fumi, Thor-san's love interest. For playing this role, she was named Best Actress of the Year at the Japan Academy and Blue Ribbon Award Ceremonies. Subsequently, the director will invite actress Keiko Matsuzaku to once again become the object of love interest of the protagonist in the series “It 's hard for a man to live. Movie 46: Torajiro Makes an Offer ”( 1993 ). According to the results of the rental, the film took 5th place in the boxing office of 1981 [2] , it was watched by 1 million 821 thousand Japanese viewers [3] .
| It’s hard for a man to live. Movie 27: Osaka love Torajiro | |
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| Japanese 男 は つ ら い よ 浪花 の 恋 の 寅 次郎 ( Otoko-va tsuray yo: Naniva-no koi-no torajiro ) | |
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| Genre | comedy , drama |
| Producer | Youji yamada |
| Producer | Yukio Takashima [1] , Shunichi Kobayashi [1] , Tetsuo Sao [1] , Kiyoshi Shimazu [1] |
| Author script | Yoshitaka Asama Youji yamada |
| In the main cast | Kiyoshi Atsumi , Chieko Baisho Keiko Matsuzaka |
| Operator | Tetsuo Takaha |
| Composer | Naozumi Yamamoto |
| Film company | " Shёtiku " |
| Duration | 104 minutes |
| A country |  Japan |
| Language | Japanese |
| Year | 1981 |
| Previous movie | It’s hard for a man to live. Movie 26: The Song of the Gray-headed Gull of Torajiro |
| Next movie | It’s hard for a man to live. Movie 28: Torajiro and the Paper Lantern |
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Content
- 1 plot
- 2 Cast
- 3 Premieres
- 4 Awards and nominations
- 5 notes
- 6 References
Story
Tora-san, after long wanderings in Japan, comes to visit relatives in Sibamata ( Katsushika , Tokyo ), where an unusually warm welcome awaits him. Tora-san is concerned only with one problem: the mental health of Umetharo, who has long been a friend at home, as if even a member of the family. He is the boss of the printing house and the boss of Hiroshi, Sakura’s husband. At the moment, his business is close to bankruptcy and the unfortunate Umetharo is depressed. When Umetharo disappears one evening, the Torah thinks of his suicide and desperately searches for a friend. However, he just went into a bout.
After staying with her aunt and uncle, Torajiro again goes on a journey around the country. In his journey, he meets a beautiful young woman Fumi on the shore of the Inland Sea and they become friends. Soon he met her again in Osaka and was surprised to find out that she was a geisha (for some reason, it seemed to her that she must be an office clerk, as he imagined her). They spend pleasant days together. When the Torah finds out that Fumi has not seen her brother for many years, he convinces her to visit him. But they have to find out that he has already passed away. As expected, Torah-san falls in love with her and announces to her relatives that he is going to marry her. However, his plans collapse when Fumi informs Tora-san about his engagement.
Cast
- Kiyoshi Atsumi - Torajiro Kuruma (or Tora-san)
- Chieko Baisho - Sakura, Torajiro's sister
- Keiko Matsuzaka - Fumi
- Masami Shimojo - Tatsuzo Kuruma, uncle of Tora-san
- Chieko Misaki - Tsune Kuruma, Aunt Tora-san
- Gin Maeda - Hiroshi, Sakura's husband
- Hisao Dazai - Umetharo, Hiroshi Boss
- Hidetaka Yoshioka - Mitsuo Suva, son of Sakura and Hiroshi, Tora-san's nephew
- Gajiro Sato - Genkyo
- Terue Shoji - Geisha
- Hanae Shoji Geisha
- Reiko Hatsune - Kane
- Tishu Ryu - Godzen-sama Priest
Premieres
- - The national premiere of the film took place on August 8, 1981 in Tokyo [1] .
- - US premiere screening on January 1, 1982 [4] .
Awards and nominations
Japanese Academy Award
- 5th Award Ceremony (1982) [5]
- Won:
- Best Actress Award - Keiko Matsuzaka (ex aequo: The Gates of Youth )
- Nominations:
- for Best Actor - Kiyoshi Atsumi (ex aequo: “It 's hard for a man to live. Movie 26: Song of the Torajiro Seagull Gull ”)
Blue Ribbon Award
- 24th Award Ceremony (1982) [6]
- 1981 Best Actress Award - Keiko Matsuzaka (ex aequo: The Gates of Youth)
Kinema Jumpo Magazine Award (1982)
- Nominated for an award for the best film of 1981, however, only 18th place was taken by voting [7]
Notes
- ↑ 1 2 3 4 5 男 は つ ら い よ 浪花 の 恋 の 寅 次郎 on the website of Kinem Jumpo magazine (Japanese)
- ↑ Stuart Galbraith IV review of the DVD-Talk DVD release site
- ↑ 男 は つ ら い よ 浪花 の 恋 の 寅 次郎 on the official website of the series “It's hard for a man to live” (Japanese)
- ↑ Otoko wa tsurai yo: Naniwa no koi no Torajirô (1981) on the IMDb website
- ↑ Japanese Film Academy Award winners in 1981 on the official website of the Japan Academy Award (Japanese)
- ↑ 1981 Blue Ribbon Laureates at IMDb
- ↑ Kinema Junpo Top YBY on Rinkworks.com
Links
- “A man lives hard. Movie 27: The Osaka Love of Torajiro on the Internet Movie Database
- Tora-san's Love in Osaka on Molodezhnaja.ch (German)
- 男 は つ ら い よ 浪花 の 恋 の 寅 次郎 at the Official Torasan site (Japanese)