Barber's Widow
Jan 21, 2000 · 1h 1m
Director
Satoshi SakamotoOverview
Harumi, who runs a barbershop in the shopping district, lost her husband six months ago, and now her sexual frustration is on the verge of exploding. She reopened the barbershop to change her mood and make a living, but the only people who came to visit were Higuchi, the greengrocer, and Takada, the okonomiyaki restaurant owner, who were after her body. However, their advances were in vain, and Harumi was suppressing the throbbing of her body, regretting that she had driven her husband to death in the pursuit of her own pleasure. One day, her younger sister Reina, who had run away and left home, came to stay with her...
Cast of Barber's Widow
Crew of Barber's Widow
Satoshi SakamotoDirector, Screenplay- Shunsuke GodaiProducer
- Teiji InayamaExecutive Producer
- Masakazu SôDirector of Photography
- Naoki KanekoEditor
- Hirofumi OnoGaffer
- Masayuki FujizukaAssistant Gaffer
- Hideyoshi UminumaAssistant Gaffer
- Ryo TakadaAssistant Director
Hideo JojoAssistant Director- Nozomu KasagiAssistant Director
- Mayumi ManabuProduction Manager
- PartirMakeup & Hair
- Akira HondaStill Photographer
- Akira MichikawaTitle Graphics
- Hanjiro NakamuraSound
About Barber's Widow
What is Barber's Widow about?
Harumi, who runs a barbershop in the shopping district, lost her husband six months ago, and now her sexual frustration is on the verge of exploding. She reopened the barbershop to change her mood and make a living, but the only people who came to visit were Higuchi, the greengrocer, and Takada, the okonomiyaki restaurant owner, who were after her body. However, their advances were in vain, and…
When was Barber's Widow released?
Barber's Widow was released on January 21, 2000.
How long is Barber's Widow?
Barber's Widow runs 1 hour 1 minute (61 minutes).
Who directed Barber's Widow?
Barber's Widow was directed by Satoshi Sakamoto.
Who is in the cast of Barber's Widow?
The cast of Barber's Widow includes Aya Shimada (Harumi Asada), Yû Murakami (Reina), Motoko Sasaki (Kyoko Takada), Yamakiyo (Shingo Higuchi) and Katsunori Maekawa (Hisashi Takada).