九歲就進芭蕾學校的歐姍娜，一心想成為芭蕾女伶，同時報答媽媽苦心栽培她跳舞，遠離貧窮的夢想。為了跳出曼妙的舞姿，多年來永無止境的練習、嚴格的體重控制，以及犧牲與同年齡的孩子應有的自由，是芭蕾少女必經的犧牲之路。伴隨著許多挫敗、淚水、孤單，唯有不停自我激勵、要求，才能持續下去…。

九歲就進芭蕾學校的歐姍娜，一心想成為芭蕾女伶，同時報答媽媽苦心栽培她跳舞，遠離貧窮的夢想。為了跳出曼妙的舞姿，多年來永無止境的練習、嚴格的體重控制，以及犧牲與同年齡的孩子應有的自由，是芭蕾少女必經的犧牲之路。伴隨著許多挫敗、淚水、孤單，唯有不停自我激勵、要求，才能持續下去…。

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吴村长之子呆铜（王哥）单恋村女翠翠（白兰），某日呆铜追逐翠翠意图非礼时，正值返乡探亲的大学生陈忠义（陈扬）路过，适时解救翠翠，从此两人结下不解之缘，待忠义假期已满，乘夜班车回台北，翠翠却为父所禁，不能依时送行，翠父以女所为而忧，遂允吴家婚事，却於迎娶日发现人去楼空。陈父任公司总经理，全仗林董事长提携，而林女美琪对忠义也情有独锺，两老遂为儿女订下婚约，忠义告知翠翠事，却遭父亲反对，遂愤而离家，抵达台北的翠翠访忠义不遇，听到忠义与美琪订亲一事而悲愤交加昏倒途中，适为林董所救，翠翠为感恩而离开，以玉成忠义与美琪。当忠义失意街头时却巧遇翠翠，两人互诉离情决定廝守一起，忠义在报馆任职，翠翠成为电视台歌星，过著神仙眷属的生活，不料陈母突然来访，苦劝翠翠与忠义分手，翠翠为顾及陈家幸福遂忍痛刺激忠义，岂料忠义却因神志混乱而发生车祸。呆铜与恶棍前来台北寻找翠翠，却在追逐翠翠的过程中误杀翠翠。翠父遭受重重刺激而病倒，美琪知忠义无法移情乃自动退出，陈父亦允娶翠翠为媳，时翠翠抱病歌唱，一曲未终已不省人事，待忠义赶到翠翠已然辞世，忠义从此不娶以表真情。

吴村长之子呆铜（王哥）单恋村女翠翠（白兰），某日呆铜追逐翠翠意图非礼时，正值返乡探亲的大学生陈忠义（陈扬）路过，适时解救翠翠，从此两人结下不解之缘，待忠义假期已满，乘夜班车回台北，翠翠却为父所禁，不能依时送行，翠父以女所为而忧，遂允吴家婚事，却於迎娶日发现人去楼空。陈父任公司总经理，全仗林董事长提携，而林女美琪对忠义也情有独锺，两老遂为儿女订下婚约，忠义告知翠翠事，却遭父亲反对，遂愤而离家，抵达台北的翠翠访忠义不遇，听到忠义与美琪订亲一事而悲愤交加昏倒途中，适为林董所救，翠翠为感恩而离开，以玉成忠义与美琪。当忠义失意街头时却巧遇翠翠，两人互诉离情决定廝守一起，忠义在报馆任职，翠翠成为电视台歌星，过著神仙眷属的生活，不料陈母突然来访，苦劝翠翠与忠义分手，翠翠为顾及陈家幸福遂忍痛刺激忠义，岂料忠义却因神志混乱而发生车祸。呆铜与恶棍前来台北寻找翠翠，却在追逐翠翠的过程中误杀翠翠。翠父遭受重重刺激而病倒，美琪知忠义无法移情乃自动退出，陈父亦允娶翠翠为媳，时翠翠抱病歌唱，一曲未终已不省人事，待忠义赶到翠翠已然辞世，忠义从此不娶以表真情。

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In his review of Feminine Melancholy in Kinema Junpo, critic Mizumachi Seiji praises Irie's performance as the best of her talkie career. However, he is very critical of the film itself, which he sees as a typical story of a woman in an unhappy marriage. He is not sympathetic toward the heroine's patient suffering and describes the nagging mother-in-law as a "hackneyed theme." Naruse's detailed "documentation" of Hiroko's role in the household is dismissed as a "manneristic obsession," and Mizumachi suggests that the director is hiding behind "the shadow of the materials." Most severely, he criticizes Naruse for "abandoning his authority as an auteur" by resorting to "shinpa-tragedy," which is seen as a capitulation to a form that has "wielded a powerful hold over the imagination of the masses." Although Mizumachi notes that Naruse has probed into "the deepest recess of the female psyche," he doesn't recognize this as the film's achievement, perhaps because he is looking for something else from the director. His review reveals the difficulties Naruse faced in maintaining his "auteur status" while moving with the tides of popular culture. For Mizumachi, the character of Yoko is the most typical Naruse heroine, perhaps because she is dragged down by her delinquent lover; however, in retrospect, it is evident that Hiroko's tenacious survival of adverse circumstances looks forward to Naruse's postwar heroines.

In his review of Feminine Melancholy in Kinema Junpo, critic Mizumachi Seiji praises Irie's performance as the best of her talkie career. However, he is very critical of the film itself, which he sees as a typical story of a woman in an unhappy marriage. He is not sympathetic toward the heroine's patient suffering and describes the nagging mother-in-law as a "hackneyed theme." Naruse's detailed "documentation" of Hiroko's role in the household is dismissed as a "manneristic obsession," and Mizumachi suggests that the director is hiding behind "the shadow of the materials." Most severely, he criticizes Naruse for "abandoning his authority as an auteur" by resorting to "shinpa-tragedy," which is seen as a capitulation to a form that has "wielded a powerful hold over the imagination of the masses." Although Mizumachi notes that Naruse has probed into "the deepest recess of the female psyche," he doesn't recognize this as the film's achievement, perhaps because he is looking for something else from the director. His review reveals the difficulties Naruse faced in maintaining his "auteur status" while moving with the tides of popular culture. For Mizumachi, the character of Yoko is the most typical Naruse heroine, perhaps because she is dragged down by her delinquent lover; however, in retrospect, it is evident that Hiroko's tenacious survival of adverse circumstances looks forward to Naruse's postwar heroines.