The Prisoner of Sakura (2019)
1h 51m
Running Time
March 22, 2019Release Date
The Prisoner of Sakura (2019)
1h 51m
Running Time
March 22, 2019Release Date
Network & Production Companies


Plot.
With all the unrest and uncertainty in the world today, now feels as good a time as any for a movie portraying good will and love between people from opposing countries. The film is a love story set in the city of Matsuyama in Ehime Prefecture on the Japanese island of Shikoku against the historical backdrop of the Russo-Japanese War. The movie is centered around the romance between a Russian officer, a war prisoner in Matsuyama, and a Japanese nurse who find themselves on opposing sides of the war. It is a kind of "Romeo and Juliet story of the Russo-Japanese War".
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Cast & Crew.

Junko Abe
Yui Takeda / Sakurako Takamiya

Rodion Galyuchenko
Alexander Sorokin

Issey Ogata
Commandant Kono

Andrey Dementyev
Alexander Svyatopolk-mirsky

Alexandr Domogarov
Captain Vasily Boysman

Takumi Saitoh
Shiro Kurata

Hana Ebise
Naka Takeda

Ivan Gromov
Alexey Krushinsky

Yōko Yamamoto
Grandmother Kikue

Irina Inoue
Producer

Atsuko Shiraishi
Costume Design

Yumiko Masuda
Executive Producer

Rii Ishihara
Yuki

Hitoshi Endo
Producer

Naomasa Musaka
Yukichi Takeda

Shunsuke Katori
Screenplay

Kazuhiko Tanaka
Original Story

Masaki Inoue
Screenplay / Director / Editor

Jumpei Aoyoma
Original Story

Hiroyuki Onogawa
Original Music Composer

Tomoaki Iwakura
Director of Photography

Ryoji Matsumoto
Art Direction

Alim Zairov
Original Music Composer

Ivan Sintsov
Composer

Konstantin Samoylenko
Writer
Media.


Details.
Release DateMarch 22, 2019
Original Nameソローキンの見た桜
StatusReleased
Running Time1h 51m
Genres
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Wiki.
The Prisoner of Sakura (Japanese: ソローキンの見た桜, Hepburn: Sorokin no mita saka) (Russian: В плену у сакуры, V plenu u sakury) is a 2019 Japanese war film directed by Masaki Inoue. A joint Japan-Russia co-production, the movie is based on the true story of a prison camp in Matsuyama, Ehime Prefecture, during the Russo-Japanese War.