Double Suicide at Nishijin (1977) follows the story of Yumi, a strikingly beautiful call girl who narrowly escapes a deadly encounter with a client. An elderly police officer, moved by her plight, agrees to vouch for her, enabling her to secure a position at a Nishijin weaving workshop. Yumi yearns to leave her troubled past behind, but her secrets are revealed by a former client. Despite the unwavering support of the old cop, she feels trapped and resorts to using her allure to manipulate situations. Hiroyuki, a kind-hearted young man working alongside her at the workshop, might be the one to guide Yumi away from her perilous path as a dangerous seductress.
Double Suicide at Nishijin (1977)
1977 · Movie · 110 min. · Japan
Credits
Direction Yoichi Takabayashi
Cast Yoshie Shimamura · Yoshio Tsuchiya · Goichi Yamada · Akira Nakao · Yôko Mihara · Yûko Kusunoki · Masahiro Mitsuta · Akira Nagoya · Mikio Narita · Kazuko Shirakawa · Akira Ôizumi
Soundtrack Hiroko Takabayashi
Screenplay Yoichi Takabayashi · Kôji Takada
Cinematography Yoichi Takabayashi
Technical sheet
Title Double Suicide at Nishijin
Original title Nishijin Shinju
Year 1977
Type Movie
Length 110 min.
Country Japan
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