Ai o kou hito

1998
2h 15min

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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaA woman with an abusive childhood travels back to taiwan from japan with her daughter in order to find her father's missing ashes, confronting her past along the way, discovering many secret... Leer todoA woman with an abusive childhood travels back to taiwan from japan with her daughter in order to find her father's missing ashes, confronting her past along the way, discovering many secrets that were hidden from her throughout her life.A woman with an abusive childhood travels back to taiwan from japan with her daughter in order to find her father's missing ashes, confronting her past along the way, discovering many secrets that were hidden from her throughout her life.

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Premios
- 25 premios y 7 nominaciones en total

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Curiosidades
Official submission of Japan for the 'Best Foreign Language Film' category of the 71st Academy Awards in 1999.

Banda sonora
Trumpet concerto Hob.VIIe-1
Composed by Joseph Haydn

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10/10

tearjerking "I love you mom." movie

Disturbing child abuse memories come back on a quest for Taiwanese father's grave. Mieko Harada excels both as the oppressive mother and the repressed grown-up daughter in search for her father's grave in Taiwan. The movie was pretty intense, but I didn't expect that a single line towards the end of the movie would make me cry for that long. This was Hideyuki Hirayama's break-out movie, which won him a bunch of Japanese Academy Awards although I hadn't heard of the movie till Award night. I really like this movie.