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| Forget-Me-Not |
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| © 2006 Hayazakinohana Film Partners |
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When you remember me, am I smiling? A photographer who discovers she is losing her eyesight returns to her childhood residence and embarks on a wistful journey of the difficult times during WWII. Minako had lost her brother to the war, food was scarce and living was tough. A place once full of life and energy has witnessed the price of war as it takes its toll, changing the childrenfs lives forever. A superbly crafted film uncovering the true story of a little-known event in Japanfs history. |
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Hiroshi Sugawara |
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Kiyoko Sakuma |
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| Original Story |
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Osamu Souda |
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| Screenplay |
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Hiroshi Sugawara |
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Ruriko Asaoka, Mio Kato, Kitaro |
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| Japanese w/English subtitles |
| 2006 | 35mm | 105 mins | Drama/ War |
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Melbourne: Sat 29 Nov, 6:15pm |
Meet Director Hiroshi Sugawara of Forget-Me-Not for a special Q&A session post-screening.
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 Hiroshi Sugawara
Hiroshi Sugawara started his filming career in 1981 after graduating from film studies with cum laude at the University of California, Los Angeles.
Returning to Japan, he made his directorial debut with Seven Days of War (1988) winning him a Japanese Academy Award.
Sugawarafs most recent success includes Fireflies: River of Light (2003).
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