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Nowhere Man
Sukezo, a former manga comic artist, takes up the art rock business by setting up a shop in a shed by the river. He tries hard to be successful, but business does not go well and the family becomes progressively poorer.
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Sukezo, a former manga comic artist, takes up the art rock business by setting up a shop in a shed by the river. He tries hard to be successful, but business does not go well and the family becomes progressively poorer.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Toshiharu Maruuchi
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Runtime:107 minutes
Studio:KSS, Shochiku Daiichi Kogyo
Cast
Naoto Takenaka
Director
Naoto Takenaka
Sukezo Sukegawa
Jun Fubuki
Momoko Sukegawa
Miyako Yamaguchi
Tatsuko Ishiyama
Taro Maruse
Sekiun Ishiyama
Hiroshi Kanbe
Karuishi Yamakawa
Tomokazu Miura
Man with sunglasses
Yoshio Harada
Homeless
Ren Osugi
Kurahara
Yoshiko Kuga
Lady who walks
Tatsumi Kumashiro
Birdman
Fujio Suga
Man who walks
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