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Watch Online Superhit Japanese Drama Romantic Movie About Her Brother 2010 Download Free Trailer Review Cast and Crew


About Her Brother (Ototo) Japanese
Drama Movie 2010

Cast and Crew

Starring: Sayuri Yoshinaga, Tsurube Shofukutei,Yu Aoi, Ryo Kase,Haruko Kato,Yuriko Ishida,Takashi Sasano, Fumiyo Kohinata ,Leo MorimotoNenji,Nenji Kobayashi
Director: Yoji Yamada
Writer: Yoji Yamada, Emiko Hiramitsu
Producer: Hiroshi Fukasawa, Kenichi Tamura
Release Date: 21 February 2010
Runtime: Japan:126 min
Studio: Shochiku
Genre: Drama
Distributor: Shochiku
Language: Japanese
Country: Japan

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About Her Brother Plot :
movie story : In Tokyo, on a corner exists Takano Pharmacy. The owner is Ginko (Sayuri Yoshinaga) - a woman who let her husband die. Ginko has one daughter named Koharu (Yu Aoi) and lives with her. Also living with Ginko and Koharu is paternal grandmother Kinuo (Haruko Kato). Koharu is engaged to a doctor.
In Osaka, Ginko's younger brother Tetsuro (Tsurube Shofukutei) works as a failed actor and is an alcholic. After drinking more alcohol, Tetsuro was going to the wedding, but he didn't arrive, which the paternal grandmother was thankful for.
On the day of the wedding, Ginko's older brother Shohei (Nenji Kobayashi) states, "Thank you for raising me." The atmosphere at the wedding is nice and calm, but later it would turn darker. Tetsuro, dressed in clean clothes, arrives at the wedding sweating. Shohei asks his younger brother "Please don't drink today." But, Tetsuro cannot help himself. With other young people at the wedding, Tetsuro starts drinking. Later, Tetsuro starts singing and throwing tables. The doctor then says, "I will not marry her" ....
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About Her Brother (おとうと) Japanese Movie Review :

The movie opens with news clips and other snippets of video tracing the years from Ginko's life. The "Otoko wa tsuraiyo" series was a fantasy, but "Ototo" is set in Japan today. Naturally, society turns a cold shoulder to the selfish ne'er-do-well Tetsuro.
Still, Yamada does not abandon him. The director stands ready with happy final moments of life for Tetsuro, in which he is embraced by both the institution's generosity and the love of his family. It portrays society as it should be, and it's powerful enough to make audiences wince.
Alongside the tale of a loving relationship between a sister and her brother, the film follows the relationship between divorced Koharu and carpenter Toru (played by Ryo Kase), a romance so pure to bring smiles to audiences and so typically Yamada. (By Tomomi Katsuta, Cultural News Department)

Commentary by film writer Mika Hosoya:
The film has a resilience not seen in other films that simply manipulate audiences' emotions so that they feel "touched." The plot progresses according to expectations for the most part, but is still able to evoke rich feelings. Incorporating Koharu's cool world view was also effective.
Commentary by film writer Yuji Takahashi:
Distinctive expressions in dialogue and unique portrayals of relationships brings this film closer to the world of fantasy and formal beauty rather than contemporary drama. Indulging in a world where realities specific to Yamada's films reside, I laughed and cried to my heart's content.

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