A Geisha’s Fate
DESCRIPTION:
Women Are Born Twice (1961) – A Geisha’s Struggle Between Love & Freedom
Directed by: Yûzô Kawashima
Starring: Ayako Wakao, Sô Yamamura, Jun Fujimaki
Runtime: 1h 39m
About the Film:
Women Are Born Twice (1961) tells the story of Koen, a geisha torn between love, tradition, and independence. This cinematic masterpiece explores the depth of human emotions and societal expectations in post-war Japan.
Chapters:
00:00 – Introduction to the Film
01:15 – Meet Koen: A Woman Caught Between Worlds
02:30 – The Life of a Geisha: Glamour & Constraints
03:45 – Tsutsui’s Proposal: Love vs. Duty
04:20 – Koen’s Struggle for Independence
05:05 – Symbolism & Visual Storytelling
06:10 – Ayako Wakao’s Captivating Performance
07:25 – Themes of Feminine Identity & Societal Pressures
08:50 – The Poignant Ending & Its Meaning
09:30 – Final Verdict: A Cinematic Gem
11:00 – Closing Thoughts & Conclusion
Watch now and immerse yourself in a story of love, sacrifice, and the pursuit of self-worth.
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COURTESY CREDIT:
Directed by: Yûzô Kawashima
Written by: Toshirô Ide, Yûzô Kawashima, Tsuneo Tomita
Starring: Ayako Wakao, Sô Yamamura, Jun Fujimaki
Production Info: Available at IMDbPro
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