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Sep 3, 2011 · Hanezu: Directed by Naomi Kawase. With Tôta Komizu, Hako Ohshima, Durian Sukegawa, Akaji Maro. Woodwork artist Takumi moves to a small village Asuka.He then meets Kayoko,a woman who went to the same school as Takumi.Kayoko is fascinated with the color hanezu(crimson); lives with boyfriend Tetsuya.Soon,she falls in love with Takumi.
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Hanezu (Japanese: 朱花の月, translit. Hanezu no tsuki) is 2011 Japanese drama film directed by Naomi Kawase, based on a novel by Masako Bando. The title is an ancient Japanese word for a shade of red, taken from the 8th century poetry collection Man'yōshū.
Movie: Hanezu Romaji: Hanezu no Tsuki Japanese: 朱花の月 Director: Naomi Kawase; Writer: Masako Bando (novel) Producer: Naomi Kawase; Cinematographer: Naomi Kawase; World Premiere: May, 2011 (Cannes Film Festival) Release Date: September 3, 2011 Runtime: 91 min. Distributor: Toho; Language: Japanese Country: Japan Plot Synopsis by AsianWiki ...
Sep 28, 2011 · Naomi Kawase. Invitada de Honor 2011. Festival de Cine 4+1 Rodado en la región de Asuka, allí donde hay que buscar el origen de Japón, el último filme de Naomi Kawase está tomado por el misterio.
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Hanezu (2011) Hanezu no tsuki. Movie. Japan. 91 minutes. Released. Release Date: 18 May 2011 (France) (more) Genre: Drama (more) Kayoko lives a quiet life in Asuka with her boyfriend, but she also has an affair with a wood sculptor. When she discovers that she is pregnant, she faces a serious dilemma as she is not sure who the ...Read more.
Hanezu (2011) | MUBI. Beautiful, interesting, incredible cinema. 6.8. /10. 173 Ratings. Awards & Festivals. Show all ( 5) Cannes Film Festival. 2011. São Paulo International Film Festival. 2011. Mar del Plata International Film Festival. 2011. Karlovy Vary International Film Festival. 2011. Cast & Crew. Show all ( 15)
Hanezu is a film directed by Naomi Kawase with Tohta Komizu, Hako Oshima, Tetsuya Akikawa, Kirin Kiki .... Year: 2011. Original title: Hanezu no Tsuki. Synopsis: The Asuka region is the birthplace of Japan. Here, in ancient times, there were those who fulfilled their lives in the midst of waiting.
