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Die Japanerin

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In the bustling heart of Tokyo, a young and talented artist struggles to find her place in a world dominated by her family's traditions and social expectations. Her life takes an unexpected turn when she meets a foreigner, a European traveler who is in Japan seeking inspiration. As their friendship blossoms, both find themselves caught between two different worlds: that of her rich Japanese culture and that of liberating Western ideas.

The protagonist, filled with dreams and ambitions, becomes the center of a generational conflict. Her passion for painting clashes with her family's conservative values, who expect her to follow the traditional path of becoming a wife and mother. As her friendship with the foreigner deepens, her anxieties about love and identity begin to challenge the boundaries of her reality.

The protagonist's journey will lead her to explore new forms of self-expression and reveal secrets about her own heritage that she never imagined. With vibrant landscapes and a palette of emotions, this cinematic work from 1919 captures the clash between the past and the future. As the narrative unfolds, cultural tensions intensify, inviting the viewer to reflect on the meaning of love, freedom, and the search for a place in a constantly changing world. Caught between two worlds, will the young artist be able to reconcile her desires with her family's expectations?

Media type
Movie
Year
1919
Director
E.A. Dupont
Writer
E.A. Dupont
Actors
Max Landa
Helene Voß
Leopold von Ledebur
Manja Tzatschewa
Ria Jende
Conrad Veidt
Bernhard Goetzke
Gender
Misterio
Drama
Crimen
Country
Germany
Original title
Die Japanerin
Duration
0
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