Happily Ever After (2007-Japan)
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- Movie: Happily Ever After
- Romaji: Jigyaku no uta
- Japanese: 自虐の詩
- Director: Yukihiko Tsutsumi
- Writer: Yoshiie Goda, Yukihiko Tsutsumi, Erika Seki
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- Release Date: October 27, 2007
- Runtime: 115 min.
- Studio: Shochiku
- Distributor: Shochiku
- Language: Japanese
- Country: Japan
Plot
A hopeless woman and a hopeless man.
A woman that loves the man whatever happens, and a man that can't exactly express his feelings and just turns over the table - out of irritation, short temper, and sometimes love. Would being together become a nightmare, or a love that will sustain them to live with happiness and hope for a better tomorrow?
Notes
Jigyaku no uta is based on a manga of the same title created by Gouda Yoshie. First published in 1996 the manga has so far sold more than 300,000 copies.
Cast
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| Miki Nakatani | Hiroshi Abe | Toshiyuki Nishida | Kenichi Endo | Maki Carousel | Raita Ryu |
| Yukie Morita | Isao Hayama | Ieyasu Morita | Ishihiya | Koharu Fukumoto | Yakuza Boss |
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| Yuko Natori | Norihito Kaneko | Mr. Chin | Kongu Aja | Chie Maruoka | Tamaki Oka |
| Miwako (stepmom) | Funaba (police officer) | (police officer) | Kumamoto | Kumamoto (teen) | Yukie Morita (teen) |
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| Yoshikazu Ebisu | Mr. Okure | Mayumi Sada | Suzuki Matsuo | Yohachi Shimada | Shigeru Saiki |
| Newspaper shop owner | Cafe owner | Akiko Morita (Yukie's mom) | Passerby with umbrella | worker @ prostitution house |
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