The Daring Nun
One of the nuns at Senjuan is Sister Shunko (Michiyo Yasuda). Unlike the usual nun, however, she often goes out to see the world, being of the opinion that nuns should not lead cloistered lives but should see something of modern life. She makes the acquaintance of a young girl named lkuko (Kayo Mikimoto) and saves her from the advances of a gangster named Goro (lchiro Nakatani). In the meantime she turns down several propositions and, in revenge, one of her admirers denounces her to the Mother Superior (Kuniko Miyake). This lady is of liberal views, however, and refuses to do anything about it. Then Shunko is visited by Goro's gang boss who wants lkuko back and says he will blackmail Shunko unless she agrees.
Directed by Kazuo Ikehiro · Written by Kazuo Funahashi
Cast
-
Michiyo Yasuda Sister Shunko - Kayo Mikimoto Ikuko
- Naomi Kobayashi
- Shigako Shimegi Sister Chiei
-
Ichirō Nakatani Goro Isaoka -
Toshio Takahara Miura -
Hōsei Komatsu Ichizo Soga - Fukuro Morino Machida
- Yukari Mizumachi Nobuyo
-
Kuniko Miyake Mother Superior - Akira Moroguchi
-
Yukio Horikita Seiji
Make it a double feature
2h 53m together
The Daring Nun
Broken Swords
Both from Kazuo Ikehiro.
More from Kazuo IkehiroSee all →
Rabble Tactics · 1963
Young Boss: Leader's Flesh · 1967
Tenka ayatsuri-gumi · 1961
The Thieves' Who's Who · 1966
Monkey · 1978
Lowly Ronin · 1981
Broken Swords · 1969
Kogarashi Monjiro · 1972
Goro Dog · 1980
Bonchi · 1960
Naked Ambition · 1970
Zatoichi's Pilgrimage · 1966
Murder Credit - Final Destination Series · 2016
Seven Miles to Nakayama · 1962
Zatoichi and the Chest of Gold · 1964
Zatoichi's Flashing Sword · 1964More Like This
Couldn't load this row right now.
