Spring: the Light of Sound
春・音の光
Synopsis
Third in the River series. Piano tuner Eiko travels up the Danube River. In the ancient city of Bratislava, where Mozart's melodies flow, she encounters the sound of shepherds calling forth spring from the earth with their long whips, the echoing sound of the fujara flute in the mountains and fields, and a music box playing memories... Eiko meets the kind-hearted people of Slovakia and the vibrant sounds of spring.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Shōichirō Sasaki
- Original Title
- 春・音の光
- Country of Origin
- Czechoslovakia, Japan
- Spoken Languages
- Japanese
- Runtime
- 1h 30m
- Production Studios
- NHK, Československá televize
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Shōichirō Sasaki
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Shōichirō Sasaki
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What is Spring: the Light of Sound about?
Third in the River series. Piano tuner Eiko travels up the Danube River. In the ancient city of Bratislava, where Mozart's melodies flow, she encounters the sound of shepherds calling forth spring from the earth with their long whips, the echoing sound of the fujara flute in the mountains and fields, and a music box playing memories... Eiko meets the kind-hearted people of Slovakia and the vibrant sounds of spring.
Who directed Spring: the Light of Sound?
Spring: the Light of Sound was directed by Shōichirō Sasaki.
Who stars in Spring: the Light of Sound?
The principal cast of Spring: the Light of Sound includes Sachiyo Nakao.
When was Spring: the Light of Sound released and how long is it?
Spring: the Light of Sound was released in 1984 with a total runtime of 1h 30m.