Drama · Japan · 1966 · 1h 46m

The Daphne

沈丁花

Director

Cast

Machiko Kyō as Kikuko (the eldest daughter) Yōko Tsukasa as Umeko (the second daughter) Reiko Dan as Sakura (the third daughter) Yuriko Hoshi as Ayame (the fourth daughter) Keiju Kobayashi as Ooka (Umeko's husband) Yōsuke Natsuki as Nomura (Ayame's husband)

Crew

Asakazu Nakai — Director of Photography Eiji Ooi — Editor Toshirō Mayuzumi — Original Music Composer Yasuki Chiba — Screenplay Zenzō Matsuyama — Screenplay Zenzō Matsuyama — Story

Tagline

Four Different Patterns of Wedding Ceremonies for Four Sisters

Synopsis

Four sisters are all named after flowers. While the two youngest are married, the eldest two remain single, much to the annoyance of their long-suffering mother. The mother and her brother try various schemes to find husbands for them.

Key Collaborators

Yasuki Chiba Director Asakazu Nakai Director of Photography Eiji Ooi Editor Toshirō Mayuzumi Original Music Composer Yasuki Chiba Screenplay Zenzō Matsuyama Screenplay Zenzō Matsuyama Story

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