Gekimetsu no uta
撃滅の歌
Synopsis
Three daughters have graduated from the music school and have gone their separate ways. On the day of the outbreak of war, the three girls meet again for the first time since their graduation ceremony. This film was made at the end of the war to promote the military song “Song of the Annihilation of the United States and Great Britain” and to raise the will to fight.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Yasushi Sasaki
- Screenplay & Story
- Yoshiro Tsuji, Kiyo'o Hirayama
- Original Title
- 撃滅の歌
- Country of Origin
- Japan
- Spoken Languages
- Japanese
- Runtime
- 1h 11m
- Production Studios
- Shochiku Ofuna
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Yasushi Sasaki
Yoshiro Tsuji, Kiyo'o Hirayama
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Yasushi Sasaki
Director
Yoshiro Tsuji
Writer
Kiyo'o Hirayama
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Frequently Asked Questions About Gekimetsu no uta
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What is Gekimetsu no uta about?
Three daughters have graduated from the music school and have gone their separate ways. On the day of the outbreak of war, the three girls meet again for the first time since their graduation ceremony. This film was made at the end of the war to promote the military song “Song of the Annihilation of the United States and Great Britain” and to raise the will to fight.
Who directed Gekimetsu no uta?
Gekimetsu no uta was directed by Yasushi Sasaki.
Who stars in Gekimetsu no uta?
The principal cast of Gekimetsu no uta includes Mieko Takamine, Yukiko Todoroki, Yumeji Tsukioka, Yoshie Fujiwara, Chishū Ryū.
When was Gekimetsu no uta released and how long is it?
Gekimetsu no uta was released in 1945 with a total runtime of 1h 11m.