Young and Innocent (1937) Original Japanese B2 Poster - Japanese Premiere 1976 Hideko Takamine offering a gritty portrayal of

offering a gritty portrayal of societal decay and personal rebellion

capturing the thrill of its original Japanese release

with a reported budget of five billion yen

George Lucas's Star Wars (1977) redefined the scale and commercial ambition of Hollywood genre filmmaking

Young and Innocent (1937) Original Japanese B2 Poster - Japanese Premiere 1976 Hideko Takamine offering a gritty portrayal ofAlfred Hitchcock directed this 1937 British chase thriller, adapted from Josephine Tey's novel A Shilling for Candles. A young man wrongly suspected of murder goes on the run with a constable's daughter to find the real killer, known only by a nervous twitch of the eyes. Nova Pilbeam and Derrick De Marney lead. This sheet marks the film's first Japanese theatrical release, in 1976, retitled 3 (Dai san Tbsha, "the third fugitive"). A duotone portrait