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The Neighbor's Wife and Mine

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A noisy party next door keeps a writer from finishing his story.

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Audience Member The Neighbor's Wife and Mine (Madamu to nyōbō) is a 1931 Japanese comedy film directed by Heinosuke Gosho. It was Japan's first feature length film to fully employ sound, as well the earliest surviving Japanese sound film. In 1931, the film won the Kinema Junpo Award for Best Film. Vision wrote: "distractions! A playwright's paradise. Atsushi Watanabe; amazing acting. Admire the annoying wife and daughter. Kinuyo Tanaka and Mitsunko Ichimura held their own. Admire the tempo of the film. Admiration for the film being the only reserved first with sound. Three fries for direction, story and acting." Rated 3 out of 5 stars 03/28/25 Full Review Read all reviews
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Heinosuke Gosho

Director

Atsushi Watanabe

Playwright

Kinuyo Tanaka

Wife of the playwright

Mitsuko Ichimura

Playwright daughter

Satoko Date

Madame the neighbour

Akira Fushimi

Screenwriter
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Movie Info

Synopsis A noisy party next door keeps a writer from finishing his story.
Director
Heinosuke Gosho
Screenwriter
Akira Fushimi, Komatsu Kitamura
Genre
Comedy, Drama
Original Language
Japanese
Runtime
1h 4m