Seijun Suzuki AGE OF NUDITY Original screenplay for the 1959 film #141457

Description

Age of Nudity (Original screenplay for the 1959 film)
Author:
Seijun Suzuki (director); Nobuyoshi Terada (screenwriter); Kelichiro Akagi, Kyoko Hori, Saburo Fujimaki, Bokuzen Hidari (starring)
Title:
Age of Nudity (Original screenplay for the 1959 film)
Publication:
Tokyo: Nikkatsu, 1959
Description:
Draft script for the 1959 film. Text in Japanese. With a single notation in holograph pencil.
Small-time deliquent criminals greatly enjoy robbing other people, but fall into big trouble when they accidentally rob the Yakuza.
Brown titled perfect bound wrappers. Title page present. 84 leaves, with last page of text numbered 18. Mechanical duplication. Pages Near Fine, wrapper Near Fine.
Seller ID:
141457
Subject:
1950s Cinema, Film Scripts, Japanese Cinema, World Cinema
Royal Books
Baltimore, MD
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