
Haneda’s debut as full director, made after four years spent as an assistant, is set in a farming village in Shiga Prefecture (east of Kyoto). The film depicts the traditional architecture, lifestyles and customs of the village, its agricultural and domestic labour, but its central focus, as with many of Iwanami’s early films, is on education.
School for Village Women, Women’s College in the Village was directed by Sumiko Haneda.
School for Village Women, Women’s College in the Village runs for 25min, and was released in 1957.
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