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Fukushima, mon amour

Country: Germany, Language: German, 108 mins

  • Director: Doris Dörrie
  • Writer: Doris Dörrie
  • Producer: Olaf Grunert; Harry Krueger

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Following a botched love story, Marie, a young German, lands in Fukushima, determined to change her life. But it is easier said than done. Marie indeed has difficulty in adapting not only to Japanese life but even more so to life in a martyred city. She ends up finding refuge with old Satomi, the last living geisha in town. The young woman even follows her to the house she was born in regardless of the fact that it lies within the forbidden contaminated zone. The cohabitation between the two women proves anything but easy, different as they are from each other. But little by little true friendship develops between them.


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Cast & Characters

Rosalie Thomass as Marie;
Kaori Momoi as Satomi;
Nami Kamata as Nami;
Kurumi Aizawa as Geisha;
Moshe Cohen as Moshe;
Honsho Hasayaka as Jushoku;
Aya Irizuki as Toshiko;
Naomi Kamara;
Thomas Lettow as Jonas;
Nanako as Yuki