Poppoya

1999
1h 52m

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueThe touching reminiscing of an elderly railroad-station manager is interrupted by the sudden appearance of some good-natured girls.The touching reminiscing of an elderly railroad-station manager is interrupted by the sudden appearance of some good-natured girls.The touching reminiscing of an elderly railroad-station manager is interrupted by the sudden appearance of some good-natured girls.

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7,1/10

1,4 k

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Prix
- 22 victoires et 6 nominations au total

Anecdotes
Horomai is a fictional train station. Scenes were actually filmed at Ikutora Station, in Sorachi sub-prefecture, Hokkaido. This station - which still displays its fictitious, film name over the front entrance - is often visited by fans, who can see photos and props related to the making of the movie displayed in the waiting room and also board a preserved section of the train which featured prominently in the film.

Citations
Otomatsu Sato: This town is more like an old people's home.

Bandes originales
Tennessee Waltz

Commentaires des utilisateurs14

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Commentaire en vedette

9/10

A nice change from American blockbusters

A particularly Japanese take on duty and responsibility, Ken Takakura is a trainman at a rural train station. Sad, poignant, but ultimately redeeming of the choices he has had to make in order to fulfill his chosen occupation, if you are looking for action of any sort go elsewhere. This is a character drama and an excellent one. If all you know of Takekura is 'Mr. Baseball' and 'Black Rain' then you ought to see him in a role which allows him to demonstrate his strengths as an actor, delivering an amazing performance with very little overt emoting.