1954
12+
102 daqiqa
Former geishas struggle with aging, loneliness and life's changing realities.
“Late Chrysanthemums” is a dramatic film depicting the lives of former geishas living in post-war Japan. The story centers on a woman named Kin. She lives a financially independent life by lending money to her former acquaintances. At the same time, her friends Tamae, Nobu, and Tomi also live with everyday problems, family worries, and memories of past lives. The film deeply explores women's attitudes to aging, economic hardship, and societal changes. Director Mikio Naruse delicately portrays themes of human relationships and loneliness, creating a realistic picture of post-war Japanese society.


