Film Director Satsuo Yamamoto

Film Director Satsuo Yamamoto

Film Director Satsuo Yamamoto

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Film Director Satsuo Yamamoto

1993

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Documentary

Overview

A documentary made to commemorate the 10th anniversary of Satsuo Yamamoto's death.

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Cast & Crew

7 members

Acting

三国連太郎

Self

三国連太郎

Camera

伊藤武夫

Self

No Image

Acting

西村晃

Self

西村晃

Directing

山田洋次

Self

山田洋次

Acting

吉永小百合

Self

吉永小百合

Acting

山本圭

Self

山本圭

Acting

高橋悦史

Narrator

高橋悦史

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