The Love of a Japanese Woman
Jun 04, 1913
Director
Kai HansenOverview
The wounded Russian Orloff, treated in a Japanese hospital, is watched over with devotion by the volunteer nurse Hanako, who seems charming to him. On Hanako's father's refusal, Lieutenant Orloff kidnaps the little geisha and brings her back to Moscow. Far from her native country, little Hanako no longer seems so pretty to the fickle Orloff who now prefers the beautiful Rayskaya. Unable to overcome her pain, the little geisha prefers to die.
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About The Love of a Japanese Woman
What is The Love of a Japanese Woman about?
The wounded Russian Orloff, treated in a Japanese hospital, is watched over with devotion by the volunteer nurse Hanako, who seems charming to him. On Hanako's father's refusal, Lieutenant Orloff kidnaps the little geisha and brings her back to Moscow. Far from her native country, little Hanako no longer seems so pretty to the fickle Orloff who now prefers the beautiful Rayskaya. Unable to…
When was The Love of a Japanese Woman released?
The Love of a Japanese Woman was released on June 4, 1913.
Who directed The Love of a Japanese Woman?
The Love of a Japanese Woman was directed by Kai Hansen.
Who is in the cast of The Love of a Japanese Woman?
The cast of The Love of a Japanese Woman includes Hanako (Japanese nurse), Aleksandr Rudnitsky (Orlov, Russian prisoner of war) and Yelena Smirnova (Rayskaya, Russian emigrant).