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The Emblem of Venezia / Junction 24 (1991) [N/A]

Release Date:
June 28, 1991

Original Title:
ヴェネチアの紋章 ／ ジャンクション24

Production Companies:
Takarazuka Revue Productions

Production Countries:
Japan

Ratings / Certifications:
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Takarazuka Flower Troupe 1991 production based on the novel The Murder of Saint Marco by Shiono Nanami, with associated revue show Junction 24. The Emblem of Venezia - At the beginning of the sixteenth century the Republic of Venezia was the most prosperous country in Europe. In 1527, Alvise Gritti, a thirty year-old of great wealth returned to his homeland Venezia from Constantinople. Alvise was a proud man like his father and he could not bear to be excluded from the highest ranks of society... Junction 24 - At dawn in a big city a youth sings about his loneliness. The train station clock mysteriously begins to move anticlockwise. The drab station is transformed into a showy revue theater. The entire cast bounds joyfully out onto the stage to sing and dance.

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Director:
Shibata Yukihiro

Writer:
Shibata Yukihiro

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