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Zigeunerweisen ()

Tsigoineruwaizen (original title)
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A surreal period film following a university professor and his eerie nomad friend as they go through loose romantic triangles and face death in peculiar ways.

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Tadashi Nakasago
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Sono Nakasago / Koine (Geisha)
Kisako Makishi ...
Taeko - Shûko's Sister
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Blind Man
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Kimi
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Shûko Aochi (as Michiyo Ohkusu)
Toshiya Fujita ...
Toyojirô Aochi
Sumie Sasaki ...
Maid at a Hotel
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Police Officer
Isao Tamagawa ...
Doctor Amaki
Rubi Enoshima
Hikaru Benisawa
Tadaomi Watanabe
Takashi Aida ...
Taeko
Yoshitomo Oda
Seiroku Nakazawa
Nobuko Uchiyama
Taeko Hori
Masami Ishii
Ryôko Kawahira
Shiro Yumemura
Hisato Aikura
Yuki Yonekura
Yuki Kimura
Nagamasa Tamaki

Directed by

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Seijun Suzuki

Written by

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Yôzô Tanaka ... (screenplay)
 
Hyakken Uchida ... (novel "Sarasate no ban")

Produced by

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Genjirô Arato ... executive producer (as Genjiro Arato)
Kenji Itô ... planner

Music by

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Kaname Kawachi

Cinematography by

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Kazue Nagatsuka

Editing by

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Nobutake Kamiya

Editorial Department

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Masato Ide ... assistant editor
Takayuki Matsumoto ... negative cutter

Art Direction by

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Takeo Kimura
Yoshito Tada

Set Decoration by

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Akiyoshi Kanda

Costume Design by

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Genji Fukushima
Yoshinobu Matsukawa

Makeup Department

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Sumie Maruyama ... hair stylist
Akemi Miyazaki ... makeup artist
Reiko Ôniwa ... makeup artist

Production Management

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Masayuki Hiramatsu ... production supervisor
Yoshiyuki Hiranuma ... production supervisor
Tomoo Oda ... executive in charge of production

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Yoshitomo Hanada ... assistant director
Naoto Sakai ... assistant director
Takayoshi Watanabe ... assistant director
Sumio Yamada ... first assistant director

Art Department

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Tsunehisa Kimura ... art publicist
Yutaka Koma ... assistant art director
Shigeo Kozakura ... assistant art director
Makoto Miyashita ... props
Takehiko Nakajima ... props
Tooru Takahashi ... assistant art director

Sound Department

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Katsumi Itô ... sound effects editor
Koichi Iwata ... sound
Kôji Murata ... sound mixer

Camera and Electrical Department

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Nobuyoshi Araki ... still photographer
Osamu Fujiishi ... assistant camera
Jun'ichi Fujisawa ... assistant camera
Yôichi Shiga ... assistant camera
Akinobu Sugino ... lighting technician
Yutaka Suzuki ... lighting technician
Kuninori Usami ... lighting technician
Mitsuo Ônishi ... gaffer
Takeshi Ôtsuka ... lighting technician

Music Department

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Akiyoshi Isaka ... biwa
Akira Ishikawa ... musician: percussions

Script and Continuity Department

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Junko Uchida ... continuity

Additional Crew

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Seigo Hoshino ... vehicles
Yuriko Itô ... stage manager
Eiko Munakata ... stage manager
Masao Shiotani ... vehicles
Crew believed to be complete

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Storyline

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Additional Details

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Also Known As
  • Zigeunerweisen (Japan, English title)
  • ツィゴイネルワイゼン (Japan, Japanese title)
  • Zigeunerweisen (India, English title)
  • Zigeunerweisen (Canada, English title)
  • Zigeunerweisen (United States)
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Runtime
  • 144 min
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Did You Know?

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Trivia The mysterious, ghost-like voice that can be faintly heard on the soundtrack during the playing of Pablo de Sarasate's 1904 recording of his own 1878 composition, Zigeunerweisen (which gives this film its title), and which the film's characters comment upon at great length, is not a fabrication of the filmmakers. On the original recording, at about 3 minutes and 25 seconds, a voice can be heard speaking rapidly for about two seconds. The two main characters in the film have no idea what the voice is saying and it intrigues them. However, according to a biography of the violinist-composer Efrem Zimbalist Sr. (father of the famous film and television actor), Sarasate was actually "instructing his accompanist to cut the slow section" of the composition, presumably to accommodate the limited recording time of the disk. See more »

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