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伊豆的舞女

导演:
西河克己
主演:
山口百惠,三浦友和,一之宫敦子,佐藤友美
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1974-12-28
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本片改编自川端康成著名小说《伊豆的舞女》。  即将就读东京某高等学校的川岛(三浦友和)趁开学前的暑假前往伊豆旅行,在乍晴乍雨的山道上,他遇到一群巡回卖艺的歌舞伎艺人,因被其中一个梳着古代发髻、背着大鼓的娇小玲珑舞娘吸引,他决定与他们一起上路,路上,他得知该舞娘叫熏(山口百惠)。川岛不计歌舞伎艺人地位卑微,常邀请他们到他住的旅馆玩耍,而在和熏有过单独相处后,他更被其纯洁无瑕的美震撼,陷入矛盾中,一面为自己难以抑制的冲动而苦恼,一面为她在表演时可能受到侮辱惴惴不安。熏在两人的交往中,也渐渐生出真情。可是两人也只能是彼此生命中的过客。

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