Based on a true story, and featuring the author on whose novel the film is based, the 28 grade-school students are taught by a teacher without arms and legs. The students are not only ...
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Title: Nobody's Perfect (2013)
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| Mone Kamishiraishi | |||
| Kimiko Yo | |||
| Nana Eikura | ... | Miyuki sakamoto | |
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Tamae Andô | ... | Hideko aoyagi |
| Tomorô Taguchi | |||
| Yûna Taira | ... | Satoko Chiba | |
| Momoko Tanabe | ... | Kyoko Ando | |
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Taichi Kokubun | ... | Shiraishi |
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Uran | ... | Yui Urakawa |
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Yumi Endô | ... | Yumi Maezono |
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Momoka Itô | ... | (as Momoka Ito) |
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Akimasa Kawaguchi | ... | Akimasa Nishino |
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Rina Yano | ||
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Mio Nakano | ||
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Taichi Fujisaki | ||
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Based on a true story, and featuring the author on whose novel the film is based, the 28 grade-school students are taught by a teacher without arms and legs. The students are not only surprised, but also unsure how to help the teacher who is asking them for special assistance. Written by aghaemi
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JapaneseRelease Date:
23 March 2013 (Japan) See more »Also Known As:
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...this is a little movie with a little story and a positive message. This message could be too direct without going deep into the script for some people but the point is just that, showing us that you can find your own strength no matter what s your situation. The movie is in the border of a melodrama; however, is fair in several situations not relying in preconceived music or cheap shots. There s a reminiscence of "Dead poets society" or "To Sir with love" in the interaction between the Professor and the students. One important point is that in Japan is very important to make things all together, as a group. This work pretty good here.