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20 November 2004 (Japan)
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Against all odds, a promise will be kept.
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In an alternate postwar timeline, Japan is devided into the Union-controlled North and the US-controlled South. full summary | add synopsis
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beautiful.. and brilliant...
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(Cast overview, first billed only) | Hidetaka Yoshioka | ... | Hiroki Fujisawa (voice) |
| Masato Hagiwara | ... | Takuya Shirakawa (voice) |
| Yuka Nanri | ... | Sayuri Sawatari (voice) (as Yuuka Nanri) |
| Unshô Ishizuka | ... | Okabe (voice) |
| Kazuhiko Inoue | ... | Tomizawa (voice) |
| Risa Mizuno | ... | Maki Kasahara (voice) |
| Hidenobu Kiuchi | ... | Arisaka (voice) |
| Masami Iwasaki | ... | Emishi Seisakujo Koin / Eki Shanai Announce / Byoin Incho (voice) |
| Eiji Takemoto | ... | Emishi Seisakujo Koin / TV News (voice) |
| Takahiro Hirano | ... | Emishi Seisakujo Koin / Daigakuinsei (voice) |
| Takeshi Maeda | ... | Daigakuinsei / Radio Hoso (voice) |
| Rie Nakagawa | ... | Joshi Seito / Josei Kangoshi (voice) |
| Yûki Nakao | ... | Joshi Seito (voice) |
| Maki Saitou | ... | Joshi Seito / Josei Kangoshi (voice) |
| Kousuke Kujirai | ... | Danshi Seito (voice) |
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The Place Promised in Our Early Days (International: English title)
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Japan:91 min
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Hiroki Fujisawa:
[about Sayuri] She always said she felt like she was losing something. At the time... I was in middle school, and couldn't understand what she meant. But... those words had a strange effect on me.
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Kimi no Koe
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I rarely ever watch anything more than once, but this was my 3rd time watching this today, and I had even bought the DVD.. and I still think its as great as the first time I watched it. I think I feel some nostalgic connection to it somehow, I appreciate how brilliant the boys are, actually building something like that.. successfully.. while being so young. I guess I've always wanted to accomplish something like that. I also like the attention to technical detail like soldering and UNIX command lines. Even if you aren't into the story or the characters, watch it for the animation. Some of the most beautiful scenes I think I may ever see. Especially for those you who tend to like sunsets. I can hardly think of anything I don't enjoy about it, some people have said it doesn't feel tight or whole or well put together, but I think the pacing really isn't that bad, only thing that bothers me slightly is all the fades to black that are used for scene transitions, but really I'm not sure what else would have been better, it makes it a whole lot less confusing than just cutting to scenes and having to figure out whats going on and if its a different place or time. The DVD release is decent, some good interviews (motoko shinkai seems like a real nice guy), video quality is good, audio is fine (dont know about the English voice actors, id be afraid to really watch it in English). its good.