A Geisha (1953) 720p BluRay-WORLD

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A Geisha (1953) 720p BluRay-WORLD
  • Release date: 11 Jun 1978
  • Release year: 1953
  • Runtime: 85 minutes
  • Country: Japan
  • Keywords: geisha, kyoto japan, 1950s, 16 year old girl, traditional japan, music class, drinking sake, older man younger woman relationship, estranged father, attempted rape
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A seasoned geisha and her apprentice maiko are forced to give in to their clients' sexual advances to survive.
In post-war Japan, sixteen-year-old Eiko seeks out the geisha Miyoharu in the district of Gion, in Kyoto asking her to be a maiko (geisha apprentice). Eiko explains that her mother - who was a geisha and Miyoharu's friend - has just died, her father Sawamoto has failed in business, and her uncle is harassing her. Miyoharu is a warm-hearted woman and accepts to train her. One year later, Eiko's father refuses to be her guarantor and Miyoharu borrows a large amount from the tea-house owner Okimi to buy her kimono and debut in a party. Miyoharu changes Eiko's name to Miyoe and introduces her to clients as her sister. Soon, Miyoharu is charged for the money but neither she nor Miyoe want to have patrons.

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