
Sleeping in the Red Earth
· 1h 56m
Director
Masakazu KanekoOverview
The year is 1949. While digging in ten-thousand-year-old red clay deposits, amateur archaeologist Aizawa discovers stone fragments that he believes to be the relics of ancient humans. But in the postwar construction boom, even red clay is in demand as a building material. Seeking funds for his work, Aizawa travels to a sacred mountain to hunt for the horn of a mythical beast known as "Four Eyes."
Cast of Sleeping in the Red Earth
Crew of Sleeping in the Red Earth
About Sleeping in the Red Earth
What is Sleeping in the Red Earth about?
The year is 1949. While digging in ten-thousand-year-old red clay deposits, amateur archaeologist Aizawa discovers stone fragments that he believes to be the relics of ancient humans. But in the postwar construction boom, even red clay is in demand as a building material. Seeking funds for his work, Aizawa travels to a sacred mountain to hunt for the horn of a mythical beast known as "Four Eyes."
How long is Sleeping in the Red Earth?
Sleeping in the Red Earth runs 1 hour 56 minutes (116 minutes).
Who directed Sleeping in the Red Earth?
Sleeping in the Red Earth was directed by Masakazu Kaneko.
Who is in the cast of Sleeping in the Red Earth?
The cast of Sleeping in the Red Earth includes Kisetsu Fujiwara (Tadahiro Aizawa), Sena Nakajima (Kanae), Ken Yasuda (Saburo Narayama), Kiyohiko Shibukawa (Takeru Mineda) and Asuka Kurosawa (Chiyo Narayama).














