Suzaku
1997Suzaku (Japanese: 萌の朱雀 , Hepburn: Moe no Suzaku ) is a Japanese fiction film from 1997 written and directed by Naomi Kawase (in her feature directorial debut).[1]
The film follows the dissolution of a small rural Japanese family.
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| Kinostart: | 1997 | ||||||||||||
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| Genre: | Filmdrama | ||||||||||||
| Herstellungsland: | Japan | ||||||||||||
| Originalsprache: | Japanisch | ||||||||||||
| Farbe: | Farbe | ||||||||||||
| IMDB: | 1352 |
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| Regie: |  | Naomi Kawase |
| Drehbuch: | | Naomi Kawase |
| Kamera: |  | Masaki Tamura |
| Darsteller: |  | Machiko Ono |
 | Jun Kunimura |
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Rezensionen:
| 1998 | Mainichi Film Concours Mainichi Film Concours Best Cinematography | Gewinner |
| 1997 | Cannes Film Festival Golden Camera | Gewinner |
| 1997 | Rotterdam International Film Festival FIPRESCI Prize | Gewinner |
| 1997 | Chicago International Film Festival Gold Hugo Best Film | Nominiert |
| 1997 | Rotterdam International Film Festival Tiger Award | Nominiert |
| 1997 | Valladolid International Film Festival Golden Spike | Nominiert |
| 1997 | Amiens International Film Festival Golden Unicorn Best Film | Nominiert |
| 1997 | Singapore International Film Festival Silver Screen Award Best Actress | Nominiert |
| 1997 | Singapore International Film Festival Silver Screen Award Best Asian Feature Film | Nominiert |
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