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<p></p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>{{ImagePortrait|Image:Hanaposter2.jpg}}<br /> <br /> ==User Rating==<br /> {{#w4grb_rate:}}<br /> <br /> ==Profile==<br /> * '''Movie:''' Hana yori mo naho <br /> * '''Romaji:''' Hana yori mo naho<br /> * '''Japanese:''' 花よりもなほ<br /> * '''Director:''' [[Hirokazu Koreeda]]<br /> * '''Writer:''' [[Hirokazu Koreeda]]<br /> * '''Producer:''' Nozomu Enoki, Julie K. Fujishima, Satoshi Kono, Shiho Sato<br /> * '''Cinematographer''' [[Yutaka Yamazaki]]<br /> * '''Release Date:''' May 3, 2007<br /> * '''Production Company:''' [[Shochiku]], Hana Film Partners<br /> * '''Distributor:''' [[Shochiku]]<br /> * '''Runtime:''' 127 min.<br /> * '''Language:''' Japanese<br /> * '''Country:''' Japan<br /> <br /> ==Plot==<br /> A samurai named Soza ([[Junichi Okada]]) has lived in the modest Edo shanty town for the past 3 years in search of his father’s killer. His father was killed in a petty dispute over the game “Go” and his last words to Soza were to revenge his death. Soza while honoring his father’s wishes has also been partaking in activities that are of interest to him, but unusual for a Samurai. This would include running a private school for the neighborhood kids and keeping birds as pets. He’s also become quietly attached to a widow named Osae ([[Rie Miyazawa]]) and her 8 year old son Shinbo. It’s also revealed through humorous scenes in the film that Soza is a terrible swordsman and actually scared of battle. When he finally locates his father’s killer Soza he now has to weight the teachings of his Samurai background against his own moral convictions.<br /> <br /> Running parallel with Soza’s story are the various stories of the shanty town residents. The most notable story involves the fabled 47 Ronins. The 47 Ronins were a group of samurai that were leaderless after their master was forced to commit suicide because of an assault on a court official. The ronins then blended back into society, while secretly conspiring to exact revenge for their dishonored master. They patiently wait for over a year to launch their attack – all the while knowing they would be sentenced to death for their actions. <br /> <br /> ==Cast==<br /> * [[Junichi Okada]] - Aoki Souzaemon aka 'Soza'<br /> * [[Rie Miyazawa]] - Osae, Widow<br /> * [[Arata Furuta]] - Sadashiro<br /> * [[Jun Kunimura]] - Isekan<br /> * [[Katsuo Nakamura]] - Shigehachi<br /> * [[Tadanobu Asano]] - Jubei Kanazawa<br /> * [[Yoshio Harada]] - Junai Onodera<br /> * [[Teruyuki Kagawa]] - Jirozaemon Hirano<br /> * [[Tomoko Tabata]] - Onobu<br /> * [[Yui Natsukawa]] - Oryo<br /> * [[Renji Ishibashi]] - Shozaburo Aoki<br /> * [[Ryuhei Ueshima]] - Otokichi<br /> * [[Yuichi Kimura]] - Magosaburo<br /> * [[Seiji Chihara]] - Tomekichi<br /> * [[Ryo Kase]] - Sodekichi<br /> * [[Moeko Ezawa]] - Okatsu<br /> * [[Tetsushi Tanaka]]<br /> * [[Ryo Katsuji]]<br /> * [[Shohei Tanaka]]<br /> * [[Yuji Nakamura]]<br /> * [[Manami Azechi]]<br /> * [[Nanami Nabemoto]]<br /> * [[Ouga Tanaka]] - Kichibo<br /> * [[Hihei Kimura]] - Kenbo<br /> * [[Natsuo Ishido]]<br /> <br /> ==Film Festivals==<br /> * [[2012 (18th) Vesoul International Film Festival of Asian Cinema]] - February 14-21, 2012 - Hommage à Kore Eda Hirokazu<br /> <br /> ==Awards==<br /> * &quot;'''Yujiro Ishihara New Artist Award'''&quot; ([[Junichi Okada]]) - [[Nikkan Sports Film Awards#2006 (19th) Nikkan Sports Film Awards|2006 (19th) Nikkan Sports Film Awards]] - December 28, 2006<br /> <br /> ==Comments==<br /> &lt;wp:comments&gt;<br /> wp_post_title=Hana yori mo naho<br /> wp_url=http://asianwiki.com/commentsdirectory/<br /> &lt;/wp:comments&gt; <br /> {{UpdateBox}}<br /> <br /> [[Category:Japanese films]]<br /> [[Category:2007 Japanese films]]<br /> [[Category:films]]<br /> [[Category:2007 films]]<br /> [[Category:Samurai films]]<br /> [[Category:2007 Samurai films]]<br /> [[Category:J Samurai films]]<br /> [[Category:Period films]]<br /> [[Category:2007 Period films]]<br /> [[Category:J Period films]]<br /> [[Category:Period-18th Century films]]<br /> [[Category:2007 Period-18th Century films]]<br /> [[Category:J Period-18th Century films]]<br /> [[Category:Award Winning films]]<br /> [[Category:2007 Award Winning films]]<br /> [[Category:J Award Winning films]]<br /> [[Category:Samurai films]]<br /> [[Category:2007 Samurai films]]<br /> [[Category:J Samurai films]]<br /> [[Category:Award Winning-Period films]]<br /> [[Category:2007 Award Winning-Period films]]<br /> [[Category:J Award Winning-Period films]]<br /> [[Category:Award Winning-Period-18th Century films]]<br /> [[Category:2007 Award Winning-Period-18th Century films]]<br /> [[Category:J Award Winning-Period-18th Century films]]<br /> [[Category:Shochiku films]]<br /> [[Category:2007 Shochiku films]]<br /> [[Category:Shochiku distributed films]]<br /> [[Category:2007 Shochiku distributed films]]</div>

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