Anata gonomi no

1969

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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuA man with a distaste for women convinces his businessman father, who owns a supermarket, to invest in a new venture, namely a school for brides and housewives. Thinking this may actually fi... Alles lesenA man with a distaste for women convinces his businessman father, who owns a supermarket, to invest in a new venture, namely a school for brides and housewives. Thinking this may actually finally get his son involved with and married to a woman, the father agrees so long as the s... Alles lesenA man with a distaste for women convinces his businessman father, who owns a supermarket, to invest in a new venture, namely a school for brides and housewives. Thinking this may actually finally get his son involved with and married to a woman, the father agrees so long as the son becomes the principal of the school. Having acquired a school that was almost broke, th... Alles lesen

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Anata gonomi no

The title "Anata gonomi no" is based on the lyrics of a song sung by Chiyo Okumura titled "Koi no dorei" (Slave of Love) that was popular in the same year that this movie was released, in 1969. Okumura had a small part and also sings this song in this movie. The meaning is something like "as you like".

I saw this movie a few years ago as a late night movie on TV. The movie stars Mari Atsumi who was regarded as one of the first "porno" actress in Japan, but what she shows in this movie is less than what teen idols show on TV today. The movie is a very light comedy about a rich grandma (Chouko Iida), her lascivious son (Junzaburo Ban), and a misogynistic grandson (Keizo Kawasaki) buying off a bride school, and their involvement with the pretty clerk who works at the school (Mari Atsumi). There is not much more to the story, but it was fun to see the above mentioned actors and comedians whom were popular then, and they were funnier than I had expected. The movie was nostalgic for me.