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Availability: In Stock - This is normally a Special Order item, but it is currently in stock. AKA: Madada Yo Literally Translated Title: Not Yet Director: Akira Kurosawa Producer: Hisao Kurosawa Released: 1993 [Japan] Genre: Drama Keywords:  Japan / Japanese || Relationship(s) || School || Student(s) || Teacher || War

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Overview:	The final film by Japan's master filmmaker. From Akira Kurosawa, the highly regarded Japanese director of RAN and DREAMS, comes MADADAYO, a tribute to much-loved professor Hyakken Uchida (Tatsuo Matsumura). In 1943, Uchida announces to his students that he will retire his position to pursue a writing career. Each year the students visit him, throwing annual birthday parties to toast him and thank him for his mentoring. The movie, mixed with themes of fallout from WWII, observes the way that Uchida's relationship with his students grows and matures far beyond the classroom. MADADAYO is a lovely story with a strong message and beautiful imagery.
Cast:	Tatsuo Matsumura  ||  Kyoko Kagawa  ||  Hisashi Igawa  ||  Joji Tokoro  ||  Masayuki Yui  ||  Akira Terao  ||  Asei Kobayashi  ||  Takeshi Kusaka (Click any actor to search for more of their movies!)
Running Time:	134 mins. (approx.)
Languages:	Japanese
Subtitles:	ENGLISH, Chinese (Traditional), Chinese (Simplified)
Distributor:	Mei Ah  [A Hong Kong-Based Distributor]
Rating:	UN - "Unrated. This film has not been rated by the review board."
Features:	Letterboxed