No Greater Love (1966)
Original title: 絶唱
No Greater Love is a 1966 Japanese-language romance movie directed by Katsumi Nishikawa, with a running time of 1h 37m. It stars Kazuo Funaki, Masako Izumi and Meiko Kaji.
In 1943, Japan is amidst the Pacific War. Sobei Sonoda is one of the wealthiest landowners of the San'in region. His land spread for miles, as far as the eye can see. People treated him with respect. But even the richest must think about the future. One day, he decides to arrange a marriage between his only son, Junkichi and the daughter of an even more powerful family. Sobei, hoping to benefit from this union, soon discovers that his son was in love with a lower class girl.
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What is No Greater Love about?
In 1943, Japan is amidst the Pacific War. Sobei Sonoda is one of the wealthiest landowners of the San'in region. His land spread for miles, as far as the eye can see. People treated him with respect. But even the richest must think about the future. One day, he decides to arrange a marriage between his only son, Junkichi and the daughter of an even more powerful family. Sobei, hoping to benefit from this union, soon discovers that his son was in love with a lower class girl.
When was No Greater Love released?
No Greater Love was released on 17 September 1966.
How long is No Greater Love?
No Greater Love runs 1h 37m.
Who made No Greater Love?
No Greater Love was directed by Katsumi Nishikawa.