When Shinji Hasebe got off a subway, he finds himself in 1964 on the day of his brother's death. He travels between present and past and comes to know of his father's past. Going back to ...
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Title: Metro ni notte (2006)
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| Shin'ichi Tsutsumi | ... | Shinji Hasebe | |
| Takao Osawa | ... | Sakichi Konuma | |
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Aya Okamoto | ... | Michiko Karube |
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Takako Tokiwa | ... | Otoki |
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Christopher Hiraishi Mae | ... | Sam |
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Takahiro Hôjô | ... | Shoichi Hasebe |
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Kumiko Itô | ||
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Kengo Kôra | ||
| Hiromi Sakimoto | ... | Shinji Konuma | |
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Takashi Sasano | ||
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Jun Takatori | ||
| Min Tanaka | |||
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Shûji Yamamoto | ||
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Kazuko Yoshiyuki | ||
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When Shinji Hasebe got off a subway, he finds himself in 1964 on the day of his brother's death. He travels between present and past and comes to know of his father's past. Going back to the past shows him the truth about his parents. Written by Kanagon
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21 October 2006 (Japan) See more »Also Known As:
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This is quite an unusual and stimulating portrayal of family relationships, using the time travel technique to add an even more complex perspective on the story.
My feeling about this film is that it is probably more suited to those who enjoy unusual film direction and particularly that of modern Japanese cinema. This kind of film can best be enjoyed if one leaves behind all preconceived notions of how stories should be presented through the medium of film, and also how other cultures may choose to do this. If the film is approached with such an open mind, it does provide a very powerful cinematic experience.