She and He

1963 · 109 MIN · IMDB 7.3 · DIR. Susumu Hani

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Overview

As her husband Eiichi becomes more entangled in his life as businessman, Naoko looks for ways to expand her own life even as her husband's life shrinks in scope and intimacy. She finds new interests, new love, and a greater sense of her place in the world.

Dialogue Timeline — 599 lines

A SAMPLE ACROSS THE RUNTIME — EVERY LINE IS SEARCHABLE

00:02:26 Eiichi! Eiichi! Get up! There's a fire!
00:08:33 and stepped on a nail. He had sneakers on, but...
00:11:57 I don't mind.
00:15:09 Don't! Stop it!
00:21:03 Don't be stubborn!
00:23:25 Oh, but there is.
00:25:45 I think the Tomizawas are hiding a dog.
00:31:45 Thank you.
00:34:39 You know, the one with the big dog.
00:38:06 Professor Nagai died. Two years ago, I think. Know that?
00:41:19 Come in!
00:45:54 I doubt it.
00:48:38 It may be our duty.
00:53:18 Is it ready?
00:56:25 They say rabbits came out 4 or 5 years ago.
01:04:01 All around Tokyo, I guess. No set customers.
01:07:37 Ikona-san doesn't come anymore, does he?
01:11:57 He left the day before yesterday.
01:17:38 Did the shot hurt?
01:20:38 Knock three times?
01:23:20 And pretty, like a beetle.
01:26:23 I'll call the charity hospital.
01:32:04 Yes, one costs 100 million.
01:43:09 It seems a lot of ragpickers went to Tachikawa.

Cast & Characters

Eiji Okada Eiichi Ishikawa Sachiko Hidari Naoko Ishikawa
Kikuji Yamashita
Akio Hasegawa
Yoshimi Hiramatsu
Setsuko Horikoshi Old lady of book store Takanobu Hozumi Doctor Hiromi Ichida Nurse
Mariko Igarashi Blind Girl
Hiro Kasai
Shūji Kawabe Detective
Toshie Kimura
Masakazu Kuwayama
Tatsumi Andô
Yukio Ninagawa
Takashi Ogawa
Kazuya Oguri
Isamu Shôno
Yasuaki Suzuki
Miyoko Takahashi

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed599
Dialogue density5.5 lines / min
First line00:02:26
Final line01:43:09

Production Record

DirectorSusumu Hani
LanguageJapanese

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