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| A Yakuza’s Daughter Never Cries |
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| Sergei Bodrov |
| Gulshad Omarova |
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Russia 2010, 81’, 35mm, color
Screenplay
Sergei Bodrov
Kirill Oganesyan
Evgeni Frolov
Cinematography
Sergei Trofimov
Editing
Ivan Lebedev
Music
Tuomas Kantilinen
Cast
Chika Arakava (Yuriko)
Vadim Dorofeev (Lekha)
Sergei Garmash (zio di Lekha)
Naomasa Musaka (Yamada)
Irina Rozanova (zia di Lekha)
Sergei Gazarov (Yakut)
Producers
Sergei Selianov
Sergei Bodrov
Production
CTB Film Company
Tengri Production
Kinofabrika
World sales
Intercinema
Tel. +7 499 2559052 - Fax +7 499 2559053
post@intercin.ru - www.intercinema.ru
Yamada is a powerful Yakuza boss whose entire family has been assassinated, save for his 10-year-old granddaughter Yuriko. To protect her, he sends her to Italy with a bodyguard but the plane is forced to make an emergency landing in Russia due to technical problems. The bodyguard disappears and Yuriko finds herself alone in a foreign land. While Yamada offers ten million Euros to whoever finds her, and promises to kill anyone who hurts her, Yuriko meets Alexey. “We thought it would be interesting to look at Russians through the eyes of a Japanese girl. The Russians and Japanese are very different people. What’s good for Russians could be very bad for the Japanese, and vice versa. We worked with the best Russian and Japanese actors. Chika, our young Japanese actress, was our favorite. The shoot wasn't easy, but sometimes we were laughing on set. I hope that the Italian public will find something funny in our movie too!” [Sergei Bodrov and Gulshad Omarova]
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05/12/2011 h 18:00
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