Suzume Iro Doki 1992
In *Suzume Iro Doki* (1992), Yasuo Tsuruhashi crafts a poignant drama centered on a disillusioned female lawyer drowning in alcohol and cynicism.
Director: Yasuo Tsuruhashi
Cast
Ruriko Asaoka
Koji Yakusho
Hidekazu Akai
Yoriko Doguchi
Masahiko Tsugawa
Sachiko Ito
Masane Tsukayama
Emiko Azuma
Bengal
Leo Morimoto
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *Suzume Iro Doki* (1992) about?
The film follows Suzume, a burned-out divorce lawyer whose life spirals further into despair after her estranged husband and daughter vanish without a trace. Left with nothing but ambition and a bottle, she sets out to uncover the truth behind their disappearance, forced to confront her own demons along the way.
Who directed *Suzume Iro Doki*?
Yasuo Tsuruhashi directed this gripping 1992 drama. Known for his evocative storytelling in Japanese television, Tsuruhashi crafts a deeply personal narrative that lingers on emotion over spectacle.
Who stars in *Suzume Iro Doki*?
The film stars Ruriko Asaoka as the troubled lawyer Suzume, with standout performances from Koji Yakusho, Hidekazu Akai, Yoriko Doguchi, and Masahiko Tsugawa.
Is *Suzume Iro Doki* (1992) worth watching?
For fans of introspective, character-driven dramas, *Suzume Iro Doki* offers a compelling story of resilience and self-discovery. While not a blockbuster, its emotional depth and strong performances make it a thoughtful watch—especially for those drawn to quiet, human narratives.
How long is *Suzume Iro Doki*?
The film runs for 92 minutes, a concise runtime that keeps the story tight and immersive.
About Suzume Iro Doki (1992) — A Japanese Drama About Loss, Alcohol and Redemption
In *Suzume Iro Doki* (1992), Yasuo Tsuruhashi crafts a poignant drama centered on a disillusioned female lawyer drowning in alcohol and cynicism. Ruriko Asaoka stars as Suzume, a once-promising attorney reduced to handling nothing but divorce cases, her personal life as shattered as her clients' marriages. The film unfolds with a quiet intensity, capturing the numbness of a woman who has given up on love—until the sudden disappearance of her estranged husband and child reignites her fractured sense of purpose.
As Suzume embarks on a desperate search, the narrative explores themes of redemption, loneliness, and the messy, unresolved ties of family. Koji Yakusho delivers a compelling supporting turn, adding depth to a story that balances emotional rawness with subtle, atmospheric tension. With its TV-movie format, *Suzume Iro Doki* delivers a tightly focused, deeply human story about finding hope in the most unlikely places.
