South Korea / Oct 07, 2005 / 12 / Pusan International Film Festival
Overall average
5.0/10
Plot
Soon after he lands in America, Ali, a Muslim man from Pakistan, begins his search for his estranged wife, Nadia. On his journey, Ali meets with Teppei, a Japanese traveller hitchhiking his way across America, and Sarah, a local trailer park girl, who help him in his search. The three travellers succeed in finding Nadia, who, to Ali’s dismay, is living a new life in Phoenix with another man. Ali spends the rest of his stay in America with Teppei and Sarah, anxiously wondering where his life is leading. In the brief time they are together, the three companions commit to helping one another. Ali, Teppei and Sarah begin a new journey, to find their own individual identities and in the process they find each other. Big River is a road movie, a tale about the borderless realm of friendship and its ability to transcend culture.
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Technical details
| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| Original title | ビッグ・リバー |
| Original language | 日本語 (JA) |
| Spoken languages | 日本語, English |
| Production countries | United States of America, Japan |
| Status | Released |
| Production companies | Bandai Visual, Tokyo FM, TV Asahi, Tokyo Theatres Company, Office Kitano |
| Release date | 27 maggio 2006 |
| Production | Masayuki Mori, Takio Yoshida, Shôzô Ichiyama |
| Writer | Atsushi Funahashi, Eric Van Den Brulle |
| Editing | Steve Hamilton |
| Cinematography | Eric Van Den Brulle |
| Assistant directors | Atsushi Funahashi |
| Camera operators | Eric Van Den Brulle |
| Additional photography | Eric Van Den Brulle |
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| Music | Jan Duszyński |
| Sound | Jan Duszyński |
Release dates
Premiere
Theatrical release
Japan / May 27, 2006
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