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Availability: On Order - This item is temporarily out of stock, and will ship as soon as we receive more (usually within 1-2 weeks). You may cancel or check on backordered item(s) at any time via your account. AKA: Poppoya-Railroad Man || Poppoya Railroad Man || Railroad Man Director: Yasuo Furuhata Producer: Sunao Sakagami Released: 1999 [Japan] Genre: Romance     Sub-Genre: Drama Keywords:  Japan / Japanese || Train

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Overview:	Japanese '60s icon Ken Takakura stars in this beautifully photographed film about an aging railroad conductor. Sato Otomatsu (Takakura) devoted his life to making the trains run promptly in the formerly prosperous mining town of Horomai. When his colleague informs him that the unprofitable line is being closed, he reminiscences on how his workaholic ways robbed him of his personal life. Because of work, he missed the deaths of his wife and only daughter. When an enigmatic high school girl with a passion for railroads pays him a visit, his life changes in unanticipated ways. Takakura received a Best Actor award at the 1999 Montreal Film Festival for this film.
Cast:	Ken Takakura  ||  Nenji Kobayashi  ||  Shinobu Otake  ||  Ryoko Hirosue,Hidetaka Yoshioka  ||  Masanobu Ando  ||  Ken Shimura  ||  Tomoko Naraoka  ||  Yoshiko Tanaka (Click any actor to search for more of their movies!)
Running Time:	110 mins. (approx.)
Languages:	Japanese
Subtitles:	ENGLISH, Chinese
Distributor:	Winson Entertainment / Sky Entertainment  [A Hong Kong-Based Distributor]
Rating:	I - Suitable for all audiences (roughly equal to an MPPA rating of "G" or "PG") Films rated Category I contain nothing most parents will consider offensive for their children to see or hear. Nudity, drug use, explicit language, violence and adult situations are largely absent, and if present are seen only briefly and at a moderate level.