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Born in Vancouver to a Japanese mother and French father, Jai Tatsuto West
speaks fluent English, French and Japanese. His acting career began in his teens as a series regular
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* '''Runtime:''' June 6, 2009 (Japan)
# [[2009 (14th) Pusan International Film Festival]] - October 8th-16th - Gala Prese
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* '''Release Date:''' 2009
* Shooting is expected to start March, 2009 and filmed on location in New York, France, & China.
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* '''Release Date:''' October 10, 2009
...i]]'s novel ‘‘Villon no Tsuma’’ which was inspired by 15th century French poet Francois Villon.
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* '''World Premiere:''' May 17, 2009 (Cannes Film Festival)
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* '''World Premiere:''' May 23, 2009
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* '''Release Date:''' March 19, 2009
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...eriod-16th Century films|Period-16th Century]] / [[:Category:Award Winning films|Award Winning]]
# Filming began August 31, 2009 in Mungyeong, North Gyeongsang Province, South Korea.
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* '''World Premiere:''' May 20, 2009 (Cannes Film Festival)
* '''Release Date:''' October 29, 2009
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# Filming began July 2, 2009 and is expected to finish by the end of July.
* [[2010 (5th) Korean Film Festival In Paris]] - November 9-November 16 - French Premiere
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* '''French:''' Inju, la bete dans l'ombre
* '''Release Date:''' September 3, 2008 (France), August 22, 2009 (Japan)
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* '''World Premiere:''' October 9, 2009 (Pusan Int. Film Fest.)
...films|Drama]] / [[:Category:Romance films|Romance]] / [[:Category:Arthouse films|Arthouse]]
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* '''World Premiere:''' February 8, 2009 (Berlin International Film Festival)
* '''Release Date:''' August 7, 2009
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* '''Release Date:''' 2009
* '''Language:''' Japanese, French
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* '''Release Date:''' December 9, 2009 (France) / January 23, 2010
* '''Language:''' French, Japanese
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...tery]] / [[:Category:Satire films|Satire]] / [[:Category:Suspense-Thriller films|Suspense-Thriller]]
2009 - election day in the capital city of Seoul. Four people roam the city look
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# Short Films haven't been listed yet.
==Feature Films==
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# Soundtrack is composed by French indie-pop band Stereo Total.
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* '''Genre:''' [[:Category:Time Travel films|Time Travel]]
# Based on the French novel "Seras-tu là?" by Guillaume Musso (published 2006 by XO Editions).
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