Woman Alone Travels the Land DVD Directed by Fumio Kamei Special Selection of Independent Film Masterpieces with Explanatory Booklet

Selected Masterpieces from Independent Productions
This is a DVD of On Her Own, Across the Land.

Directed by Fumio Kamei.
This is a socially conscious film re-released as part of the Independent Productions series, which left its mark on the post-war Japanese film industry.

Set in Hokkaido's coal mines, this work depicts the lives of laborers and their families, possessing a profound thematic depth distinct from entertainment films.
Recommended for those interested in Japanese film history, post-war cinema, socially conscious films, and works from independent productions.

The back of the packaging also states, A 'socially conscious' entertainment that has left an indelible mark on the post-war Japanese film industry, highlighting the DVD's high artistic value.

An explanatory booklet is also included.
As you can enjoy the film while learning about its background, it can be appreciated not only as a movie but also as a resource for Japanese film history.

[Product Contents]
- DVD Disc
- Case
- Explanatory Booklet

[Condition]
This is a used item.
The case has scuffs and minor scratches from storage.
The booklet has some dirt and signs of age.
The disc appears to have no major scratches visible in the photos, but please understand that there may be minor scuffs as it is a used item.

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[Recommended For]
Those looking for films directed by Fumio Kamei
Those collecting the Selected Masterpieces from Independent Productions series
Those interested in post-war Japanese cinema and socially conscious films
Those who want to expand their collection of old Japanese film DVDs.

[Shipping]
Will be shipped with waterproofing.

Please only purchase if you understand that this is a used item and has been stored in a private home.