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A 1998 performance of Oriza Hirata's play set in a Tokyo museum sheltering paintings evacuated from a European war, where family and friends trade quiet conversations that reveal loneliness, love, and social unease, amid growing tensions.
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A 1998 performance of Oriza Hirata's play set in a Tokyo museum sheltering paintings evacuated from a European war, where family and friends trade quiet conversations that reveal loneliness, love, and social unease, amid growing tensions.
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Written By:Oriza Hirata
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Kinokuniya, Porque, Montage
Cast
Oriza Hirata
Director
Makoto Adachi
Shinya Akiyama (eldest son)
Satoko Abe
Tokiko Akiyama (eldest son's wife)
Hiroko Matsuda
Yumi Akiyama (eldest daughter)
Kôji Ogawara
Yuji Akiyama (second son)
Takako Yamamura
Yoshie Akiyama (second son's wife)
Eriko Wada
Ikue Akiyama (second daughter)
Satoshi Kobayashi
Shigeo Akiyama (third son)
Yoko Hirata
Emiko Hirayama (curator)
Minako Tsuji
Miyuki Mitsuhashi (art donor)
Shu Matsui
Kunio Ono (lawyer)
Kazuhiko Sakamoto
Yoshio Saito (Mitsuhashi's friend)
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