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==Profile==
* '''Movie:''' Post Card
* '''Romaji:''' Ichimai no hagaki
* '''Japanese:''' 一枚のハガキ
* '''Director:''' [[Kaneto Shindo]]
* '''Writer:''' [[Kaneto Shindo]]
* '''Producer:''' Jiro Shindo
* '''Cinematographer:''' Masahiko Hayashi
* '''World Premiere:''' October 27, 2010 (Tokyo International Film Festival)
* '''Release Date:''' August 6, 2011
* '''Runtime:''' 114 min.
* '''Genre:''' [[:Category:Best Film-Movie of the Year films|Best Film-Movie of the Year]] / [[:Category:Award Winning-Arthouse films|Award Winning-Arthouse]] / [[:Category:Award Winning-Drama films|Award Winning-Drama]] / [[:Category:Award Winning-War films|Award Winning-War]]
* '''Distributor:''' [[Tokyo Theatres]]
* '''Language:''' Japanese
* '''Country:''' Japan

==Plot==
Towards the end of the war, one hundred middle-aged soldiers were sent to the frontline according to lots drawn by their superior officer. On the night of the lottery, a soldier, expecting to be killed in action, leaves a postcard from his wife with Keita Matsuyama. The card reads, "It is the festival today, but the air feels empty without your presence." The soldier asks Keita to let his wife know that he had read the postcard. The war ends, and six survivors out of 100 return home, but no one awaits Keita at home. His wife has gone off with his father, not expecting Keita to return alive. Tomoko, who wrote the postcard, was persuaded to re-marry her husband's younger brother, but he was also killed in the war. Her father-in-law has died of shock, and her mother-in-law has killed herself, leaving Tomoko alone in a poverty-stricken farmhouse. It is at this point Keita visits her with the postcard, and learns of her reality.[http://www.tiff-jp.net/en/lineup/works.php?id=228 -- Tokyo International Film Festival]

==Notes==
# "Post Card" was selected as Japan's entry for the "Best Foreign Language Film" at the 84th Academy Awards.

==Cast==
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| [[File:Post Card (Japanese Movie)-Shinobu Otake.jpg|link=Shinobu Otake|90px]]
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| [[Etsushi Toyokawa]]
| [[Shinobu Otake]]
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| Keita Matsuyama
| Tomoko Morikawa
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| [[File:Post Card (Japanese Movie)-Naomasa Musaka.jpg|link=Naomasa Musaka|90px]]
| [[File:Post Card (Japanese Movie)-Ren Osugi.jpg|link=Ren Osugi|90px]]
| [[File:Post Card (Japanese Movie)-Akira Emoto.jpg|link=Akira Emoto|90px]]
| [[File:Post Card (Japanese Movie)-Mitsuko Baisho.jpg|link=Mitsuko Baisho|90px]]
| [[File:Post Card (Japanese Movie)-Masahiko Tsugawa.jpg|link=Masahiko Tsugawa|90px]]
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| [[Naomasa Musaka]]
| [[Ren Osugi]]
| [[Akira Emoto]]
| [[Mitsuko Baisho]]
| [[Masahiko Tsugawa]]
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| Jouzukuri Morikawa
| Yoshigoro Izumiya
| Yukichi Morikawa
| Chiyo Morikawa
| Keita Matsuyama's uncle
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| [[File:Post Card (Japanese Movie)-Yasuhito Ohchi.jpg|link=Yasuhito Ohchi|90px]]
| [[File:Post Card (Japanese Movie)-Maiko Kawakami.jpg|link=Maiko Kawakami|90px]]
| [[File:Post Card (Japanese Movie)-Moeko Ezawa.jpg|link=Moeko Ezawa|90px]]
| [[File:Post Card (Japanese Movie)-Akaji Maro.jpg|link=Akaji Maro|90px]]
| [[File:Post Card (Japanese Movie)-Dai Watanabe.jpg|link=Dai Watanabe|90px]]
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| [[Yasuhito Ohchi]]
| [[Maiko Kawakami]]
| [[Moeko Ezawa]]
| [[Akaji Maro]]
| [[Dai Watanabe]]
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| Sanpei Morikawa
| Mie Matsuyama
| wife of Keita Matsuyama's uncle
| monk
| sergeant
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'''Additional Cast Members:'''
* [[Masahiro Kaneko (1969)|Masahiro Kaneko]] - Navy Land Forces sailor

==Trailer==
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==Film Festivals==
* [[2010 (23rd) Tokyo International Film Festival]] - October 23-31, 2010 - Competition *World Premiere
* [[2012 (36th) Hong Kong International Film Festival]] - March 21-April 5, 20112 - Master Class
* [[2012 (12th) Nippon Connection]] - May 2-May 6, 2012 - Nippon Cinema *German Premiere

==Awards==
* [[2010 (23rd) Tokyo International Film Festival]] - October 23-31, 2010
** '''Special Jury Prize'''
* [[Hochi Film Awards#2011 (36th) Hochi Film Awards|2011 (36th) Hochi Film Awards]] - November 29, 2011
** '''Special Award''' ([[Kaneto Shindo]])
* [[2011 (66th) Mainichi Film Awards]] - January 18, 2012
** '''Grand Prize'''
** '''Best Screenplay'''
** '''Best Art Direction''' (Koichi Kanekatsu)
** '''Best Music''' (Hikaru Hayashi)
** '''Best Sound''' (Satoshi Ozaki)
* [[Blue_Ribbon_Awards#2011_.2854th.29_Blue_Ribbon_Awards|2011 (54th) Blue Ribbon Awards]] - January 24, 2012
** '''Best Director'''
* [[2012 (7th) Osaka Cinema Festival]] - March 4, 2012
** '''Best Actor''' ([[Etsushi Toyokawa]])

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