4 Movies Starring Hiromi Nagasaku

Doppelganger

Basic Info:

Released Date:

2003-09-27

Languages:

Japanese

Countries:

Japan

Runtime:

107 min

Rated:

R

IMDB Ratings:

6.6 (950 Reviews)

Director:

Kiyoshi Kurosawa

Genres:

Comedy Fantasy Thriller

Cast:

Kèji Yakusho Hiromi Nagasaku Yèsuke Santamaria Masahiro Toda

Writer:

Ken Furusawa

Kiyoshi Kurosawa

Fullplot:

Hayasaki is an inventor working on an Artificial Body. It is not going well and he is stressed out and on the verge of being fired from the research division of his company. His doppelganger appears to help him out of the rut he has created for himself.

Doppelganger

Basic Info:

Released Date:

2003-09-27

Languages:

Japanese

Countries:

Japan

Runtime:

107 min

Rated:

R

IMDB Ratings:

6.6 (940 Reviews)

Director:

Kiyoshi Kurosawa

Genres:

Comedy Fantasy Thriller

Cast:

Kèji Yakusho Hiromi Nagasaku Yèsuke Santamaria Masahiro Toda

Writer:

Ken Furusawa

Kiyoshi Kurosawa

Fullplot:

Hayasaki is an inventor working on an Artificial Body. It is not going well and he is stressed out and on the verge of being fired from the research division of his company. His doppelganger appears to help him out of the rut he has created for himself.

The Clone Returns Home

Basic Info:

Released Date:

2009-01-10

Languages:

Japanese

Countries:

Japan

Runtime:

110 min

IMDB Ratings:

6.6 (405 Reviews)

Director:

Kanji Nakajima

Genres:

Drama Sci-Fi

Cast:

Mitsuhiro Oikawa Eri Ishida Hiromi Nagasaku Kyèsaku Shimada

Writer:

Kanji Nakajima (original screenplay)

Fullplot:

The Clone Returns Home is a compelling meditation on the paradox of life and death, and the meaning of love and family. Set in an imaginary - yet utterly imaginable - future, this quietly provocative film skillfully transposes complex emotional drama into the realm of science fiction by exploring the influence of technology on human memory and experience. Filled with stunning imagery and haunting stillness, The Clone Returns Home deftly combines subtly nuanced sci-fi with a uniquely Japanese perspective on the universal themes of family, life, love, and death.