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Hi wa mata noboru (2002)

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Credited cast:
Toshiyuki Nishida ...
Kagaya
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Okubo
Naoto Ogata ...
Eguchi
Kyoko Mano ...
Keiko Kagaya
Ryôko Shinohara ...
Natsuka Kashiwagi
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Secretary (as Laura Windrath)
Katsutoshi Atarashi ...
Miyashita
Mitsuko Baishô ...
Masae Murakami
Tôru Emori ...
Terayama (President of Sony)
Renji Ishibashi ...
Kanezawa (Vice-President of Nippon Victor)
Hoshi Ishida ...
Yuji Kagaya
Mitsuru Kato ...
Ono (Nippon Victor Co.)
Takashi Kikuchi
Jun Kunimura ...
Koide
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Matsushita (Matsushita Denki Co.)
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English title:-" Dawn of a New Day-The J.V.C. story"
25 April 2006 | by (Australia) – See all my reviews

A rare treat.Happened upon this film by accident & was thoroughly impressed.A first time directorial effort that hits all the marks. As the English title suggests, its the story of JVC company of Japan. Headed by Toshiyuki Nishida, a formidable actor & stalwart of many Japanese movies & t.v.Also stars Ken Watanabe another Japanese actor well known to western audiences.

Basically its a feel-good movie that will have you cheering & for my liking there are too few of these kinds of films these days. The fact that it is a lesson in recent history as well, makes this true story all the more riveting.

Western audiences can appreciate the story even if they are unaware of its history.The DVD release contains English subtitles making this a worthy foreign movie to have in ones collection. See it & be pleasantly surprised!

Similar feel good Japanese movie:- "Antarctica" remade in 2006 by Disney as "Eight Below"


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