Tokyo Pop

1988
R
1h 39min

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Carrie Hamilton and Diamond Yukai in Tokyo Pop (1988)

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Comedy Drama Music Romance

Wendy, una aspirante a cantante, coge un avión a Tokio con el sueño de triunfar en el mundo de la música. Pronto se enamora de Hiro, un músico de rock and roll que la convence para que sea l... Leer todoWendy, una aspirante a cantante, coge un avión a Tokio con el sueño de triunfar en el mundo de la música. Pronto se enamora de Hiro, un músico de rock and roll que la convence para que sea la cantante de su grupo.Wendy, una aspirante a cantante, coge un avión a Tokio con el sueño de triunfar en el mundo de la música. Pronto se enamora de Hiro, un músico de rock and roll que la convence para que sea la cantante de su grupo.

Dirección
- Fran Rubel Kuzui
Guionistas
- Lynn Grossman
- Fran Rubel Kuzui
Elenco

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Dirección
- Fran Rubel Kuzui
Guionistas
- Lynn Grossman
- Fran Rubel Kuzui
Elenco

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Trivia
The band performing on stage immediately following the credits (the singer has the big pigtails) is the Japanese band, Papaya Paranoia.

Conexiones
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: A Time of Destiny/Bellman and True/High Season/The Moderns/Tokyo Pop (1988)

Bandas sonoras
Hiro's Song
Written by Diamond Yukai (as Yutaka Tadokoro)
Composed by Takehiko Kagure
Performed by Red Warrior
Vocals by Diamond Yukai (as Yutaka Tadokoro)

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8/10

Cute story of love and music

A woman goes to Japan and ends up joining a band with a man she stars dating. They inadvertently become famous singing Do you believe in Magic and he falls in love with her. But she realizes that she doesn't belong and has to decide her fate.

This is a great look at late 80s Japan with loads of scenery and culture BUT it's also a cute little rom-com (ish) about music and following your own path. In a way it's similar to Lost in Translation (but obviously pre-dating that) in tone, but has a more bittersweet vibe. DEfinitely an overlooked movie that deserves more attention as it's cute and lighthearted.