Uma Garota Chamada Tamiko

Título original: A Girl Named Tamiko

1962
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1 h 50 min

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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaA Eurasian photographer uses his women in an attempt to get American nationality.A Eurasian photographer uses his women in an attempt to get American nationality.A Eurasian photographer uses his women in an attempt to get American nationality.

Direção
- John Sturges
Roteiristas
- Edward Anhalt
- Ronald Kirkbride
Artistas

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5,7/10

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Direção
- John Sturges
Roteiristas
- Edward Anhalt
- Ronald Kirkbride
Artistas

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Laurence Harvey

Ivan Kalin

France Nuyen

Tamiko

Martha Hyer

Fay Wilson

Gary Merrill

Max Wilson

Michael Wilding

Nigel Costairs

Miyoshi Umeki

Eiko

Steve Brodie

James Hatten

Lee Patrick

Mary Hatten

David Lewis

US Consul R. C. Harcourt

John Fujioka

Minya
(as John Mamo)

Ray Teal

Kyle Munce

Richard Loo

Otani

Philip Ahn

Akiba

Theona Bryant

John Alban

Restaurant Patron
(não creditado)

Leon Alton

Restaurant Patron
(não creditado)

Monya Andre

Party Guest
(não creditado)

Frank Baker

Restaurant Patron
(não creditado)

Direção
- John Sturges
Roteiristas
- Edward Anhalt
- Ronald Kirkbride
Elenco e equipe completos
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Martha Hyer says in her biography that playing love with Lawrence Harvey needed a good stomach. According to her, he was a real life the same misfit he was in most of the films he played.

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Nigel Costairs: Well, you've got to start somewhere.
Ivan Kalin: At the top! I'm not a kid anymore. And America's the place to do it in. There's only one thing I need.
Nigel Costairs: I can let you have a little money.
Ivan Kalin: Thanks. But I can get money if I can get a reputation. And that's what I have to leave with, if I expect to be anything in America.
Nigel Costairs: There's a desperation about all this. It isn't like you.
Ivan Kalin: You're an Englishman. Sapporo's Japanese. I have no country. I've nothing.
Nigel Costairs: Those are just words, Ivan.
Ivan Kalin: Feelings. And very few people can understand what it's like to be born into this world through no fault of their own, and find yourself a displaced person. A citizen of the world. Without a passport and no place to go. A man, a man needs roots. He has to belong.
Nigel Costairs: Well, there really is a human being under there. What are you going to do?
Ivan Kalin: What I have to do. Anything. Anybody.

Conexões
Referenced in Las salvajes en Puente San Gil (1966)

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7/10

Man torn between love and career in post war Japan

This film looks as if it could have come from a more interesting book or play. A Russian photographer is trapped in post-war Tokyo and embittered both by Japan's role in the horrors of the recent war and by its close knit society and the limitations it places on his career. He seeks US citizenship and the professional freedom he perceives that it offers. He becomes torn between an American woman with very idiosyncratic social circumstances but who can offer him transit to the US and a comparatively westernised upper class Japanese girl. The portrayal of the sleazier side of Tokyo life, and especially expatriate life, of the time is interesting and probably representative. For the time it was made this is a particularly "adult" film. Worth a look.