Senba-zuru

1989
1h 36min

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaApril 1954. 12 year old schoolgirl Sadako thinks her main problem is being unable to pass the baton in relay races. But just as her team starts winning, she starts getting tired more easily.... Leer todoApril 1954. 12 year old schoolgirl Sadako thinks her main problem is being unable to pass the baton in relay races. But just as her team starts winning, she starts getting tired more easily. She is sent back to the American Base Victory Hospital, where the diagnosis is lymphatic ... Leer todoApril 1954. 12 year old schoolgirl Sadako thinks her main problem is being unable to pass the baton in relay races. But just as her team starts winning, she starts getting tired more easily. She is sent back to the American Base Victory Hospital, where the diagnosis is lymphatic leukemia. And she has no more than a year left to live. Her parents agree with the doctor ... Leer todo

Dirección
- Seijirô Kôyama
Guionistas
- Seijirô Kôyama
- Shozo Matsuda
Elenco

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Dirección
- Seijirô Kôyama
Guionistas
- Seijirô Kôyama
- Shozo Matsuda
Elenco

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Trivia
First of only two roles and first nude scene in her career for Tamami Hirose.

Bandas sonoras
Sembazuru
Words by Kaizô Kôyama
Music by Masao Haryu
Arrange by Shôji Hashimoto
Sung by Mako Ishino

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7/10

Perhaps a bit too earnest

This film is basically a straight retelling of the true story of a schoolgirl's journey along the nightmare road of radiation sickness, and her determination to not give into the sadness of it all. Sadako became a national icon in Japan in the mid-50s, and her story appears to have done much for the cause of peace and against war. The lead actress does a fine job of portraying the doomed girl, whose fate is never in doubt, but who keeps the story moving at a pace which, though leisurely, is always involving and sometime heart-rending. This is by no means a subtle film. The moral and the message are driven home with a sledgehammer, the ending in particular. But this is no bad thing, and it is a message which, delivered through a simple story from a very personal viewpoint, is sure to stay with you.