Kaoru has a sickness that hindered her to go out when the sun is up. Despite this sickness, she fell in love with a boy named Koji. If she decides to pursue her love, it will mean risking her life.
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Title: Midnight Sun (2006)
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Yui | ... | Kaoru Amane |
| Takashi Tsukamoto | ... | Koji Fujishiro | |
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Kuniko Asagi | ... | Yuki Amane |
| Eri Fuse | |||
| Gaku Hamada | |||
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Kintarô Hara | ||
| Jun Kaname | ... | Kudou Youhei | |
| Satoru Kawaguchi | |||
| Gorô Kishitani | ... | Ken Amane | |
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Ken Koba | ||
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Takashi Kobayashi | ||
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Magy | ||
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Sôgen Tanaka | ... | Haruo Kato |
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Airi Tôriyama | ... | Misaki Matsumae |
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Tomohito Wakizaki | ||
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Kaoru dreamily gazes from her bedroom window each morning just before dawn. She can see a stretch of the beach in front of her parent's house on a hill in Kamakura, but focuses upon the activity at the bus stop where Koji and his two best friends meet before going surfing. The appearance of the sun causes her to lowers the blinds and go to sleep for she suffers from Xeroderma Pigmentosum (XP) and exposure to the sun's rays has had the potential to kill her. At night she walks to the train station, plays her guitar and sings songs she has written, commonly returning home just a few minutes before it starts getting light. One morning she is at the bus stop singing when Koji arrives. Liking the song she was singing, he promises to go and listen to her perform as a street musician the first day of summer vacation but finds a loud and off-key man has occupied her spot. Koji improvises and takes her to Yokahama on his motor bike where her singing immediately draws a crowd. Koji marvels at ... Written by Brian Greenhalgh
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teenage protagonist | teenage love | singing | genetic disorder | falling in love |Certificate:
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Country:
JapanLanguage:
JapaneseRelease Date:
17 June 2006 (Japan) See more »Also Known As:
A Song to the Sun See more »Edit
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Cumulative Worldwide Gross:
$7,634,058Company Credits
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Geneon Entertainment, Nippon Shuppan Hanbai (Nippan) K.K., Robot Communications See more »
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VERY GOOD. Touching, captivating, and affecting film. It is an oriental style romantic drama of that kind that presents an obstacle to make the protagonist's love relationship more difficult and further favor the construction of the plot. That is the search for an impossible love. Oriental films are, for the most part, interesting, as they escape a little bit from that kind of usual narrative found in Hollywood or Western films. I've seen a lot of them and I liked just about everyone. I liked the story and the characters that are beautiful, friendly, and fun. The sung songs are cool and the soundtrack is appropriate for the context. I recommend it to anyone who likes romantic dramas. This film will not disappoint you.