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The Burmese Harp

The Burmese Harp

■ Basic Data

ItemContent
Year1956
CountryJapan
DirectorKon Ichikawa
CastRentarō Mikuni, Shōji Yasui, Jun Hamamura
GenreWar Drama

■ Title Language Table

LanguageTextRomanization
EnglishThe Burmese Harp
EspañolEl arpa birmanaEl arpa birmana
FrançaisLa Harpe de BirmanieLa Harpe de Birmanie
DeutschDie Harfe von BurmaDie Harfe von Burma
PortuguêsA Harpa da BirmâniaA Harpa da Birmania
ItalianoL’arpa birmanaLarpa birmana
РусскийБирманская арфаBirmanskaya arfa
中文(简体)缅甸的竖琴
中文(繁體)緬甸的豎琴
한국어버마의 하프Beomaui Hapeu
ไทยพิณพม่าPhin Phama
Tiếng ViệtCây Đàn Miến ĐiệnCay Dan Mien Dien
Bahasa IndonesiaHarpa BurmaHarpa Burma
日本語ビルマの竪琴Biruma no Tategoto

■ One-Line Definition

👉 A work that depicts a structure in which human compassion and the absurdity of war collide within postwar spiritual devastation


■ Synopsis

After Japan’s defeat in Burma, a soldier transformed by the horrors of war devotes himself to burying the dead.


■ RECIPE Tags

#WarAndHumanity #SpiritualAwakening #DeathAndCompassion #PostwarTrauma #HumanDignity


■ Primary Axis(English titles only)

  • Entry: Grave of the Fireflies
    Reason: Human tenderness surviving amid irreversible wartime devastation
  • Middle: The Thin Red Line
    Reason: Spiritual reflection emerging inside the brutality and meaninglessness of war
  • Core: Come and See
    Reason: War destroying human identity while exposing the collapse of civilization itself

■ Secondary Axes(English titles only)

  • Buddhist Compassion: Silence
  • Burial and Memory: Departures

■ Person

  • Director: Kon Ichikawa
  • Cast: Rentarō Mikuni, Shōji Yasui, Jun Hamamura

■ Structural Tags

#SpiritualTransformation #WarCollapse #DeathAndSalvation #HumanisticReflection


■ Attribute Tags

#BurmaCampaign #JapaneseSoldier #AntiWar


■ MOVIE RECIPE

※Relation Edge to MOVIE RECIPE※


■ Related Golden Rules

※Relation Edge to Golden Rules※

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