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The Face of Another
(1966)
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The Face of Another
(1966)
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| Tatsuya Nakadai | ... |
Mr. Okuyama
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Mikijiro Hira | ... |
Psychiatrist
(as Mikijirô Hira)
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| Kyôko Kishida | ... |
Nurse
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Miki Irie | ... |
Girl with Scar
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| Eiji Okada | ... |
The Boss
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Minoru Chiaki | ... |
Apartment Superintendent
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Hideo Kanze | ... |
Male Patient
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Kunie Tanaka | ... |
Patient at Mental Hospital
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Etsuko Ichihara | ... |
Yo-Yo Girl
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Eiko Muramatsu | ... |
Secretary
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Yoshie Minami | ... |
Old Lady
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Hisashi Igawa | ... |
Man with Mole
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Kakuya Saeki | ... |
Elder Brother of Girl with Scar
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Sen Yano | ... |
Mentally Ill Man A
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Bibari Maeda | ... |
Singer in Bar
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A businessman facially scarred in a laboratory fire receives psychotherapy from a psychiatrist, and obtains an amazingly lifelike mask from the doctor. Soon after being fitted for the mask, he seduces his wife and succeeds. But his wife claims she was aware all along who he was and believed that both were just masquerading together as most couples usually do in different ways. Strangely enough, his personality seemingly begins to change after he puts on the mask as if the mask has influenced his personality. His new identity does not enable him to reintegrate into society after all. A subplot is inserted in fragments. A good-natured young woman, the right side of whose face is disfigured, has been hurt by others' inquisitive eyes and insults, and has been shunned by men. She asks her older brother, the only man who understands her pain and solitude, to make love to her, hiding from him the intent of killing herself after then. Written by Prion
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