Drama depicting the anguish and hopes of people living in an age of turmoil, based on a real-life Japanese-Canadian baseball team in pre-war Canada. Directed by Ishii Yuya, whose film The Great Passage was selected to represent Japan for the Best Foreign Language Film in the 86th Academy Awards.
In the early 1900s, Japanese who immigrated to Canada were greeted by the harsh reality of grueling labor, discrimination, and poverty. There, the fighting spirit demonstrated by the Japanese-Canadian baseball team called the Vancouver Asahi, including Reggie Kasahara (Tsumabuki Satoshi), brought a ray of hope to people's lives.
Entrance is free!
This event is being organized in cooperation with Japan Foundation and the Embassy of Japan in Estonia.
Japan Month is a series of events that take place for a month starting in September. The aim is to introduce the wonderful culture of Japan to those who are interested in knowing more about the land of the rising sun. There will be different presentations, workshops, movie nights etc. This year we will also be having a few events in Tallinn.
Japan Month is a part of the AniMatsuri festival taking place on the 23rd to 24th of September. To find out more about all about Japan Month and AniMatsuri, visit www.animatsuri.eu.
Vancouveri Asahi
Bankûbâ no asahi
Genre
Drama
Director
Yuya Ishii
Run time
2h 12min
Cast
Satoshi Tsumabuki, Kazuya Kamenashi, Ryo Katsuji
Genre
Drama
Director
Yuya Ishii
Run time
2h 12min
Cast
Satoshi Tsumabuki, Kazuya Kamenashi, Ryo Katsuji
Drama depicting the anguish and hopes of people living in an age of turmoil, based on a real-life Japanese-Canadian baseball team in pre-war Canada. Directed by Ishii Yuya, whose film The Great Passage was selected to represent Japan for the Best Foreign Language Film in the 86th Academy Awards.
In the early 1900s, Japanese who immigrated to Canada were greeted by the harsh reality of grueling labor, discrimination, and poverty. There, the fighting spirit demonstrated by the Japanese-Canadian baseball team called the Vancouver Asahi, including Reggie Kasahara (Tsumabuki Satoshi), brought a ray of hope to people's lives.
Entrance is free!
This event is being organized in cooperation with Japan Foundation and the Embassy of Japan in Estonia.
Japan Month is a series of events that take place for a month starting in September. The aim is to introduce the wonderful culture of Japan to those who are interested in knowing more about the land of the rising sun. There will be different presentations, workshops, movie nights etc. This year we will also be having a few events in Tallinn.
Japan Month is a part of the AniMatsuri festival taking place on the 23rd to 24th of September. To find out more about all about Japan Month and AniMatsuri, visit www.animatsuri.eu.
In the early 1900s, Japanese who immigrated to Canada were greeted by the harsh reality of grueling labor, discrimination, and poverty. There, the fighting spirit demonstrated by the Japanese-Canadian baseball team called the Vancouver Asahi, including Reggie Kasahara (Tsumabuki Satoshi), brought a ray of hope to people's lives.
Entrance is free!
This event is being organized in cooperation with Japan Foundation and the Embassy of Japan in Estonia.
Japan Month is a series of events that take place for a month starting in September. The aim is to introduce the wonderful culture of Japan to those who are interested in knowing more about the land of the rising sun. There will be different presentations, workshops, movie nights etc. This year we will also be having a few events in Tallinn.
Japan Month is a part of the AniMatsuri festival taking place on the 23rd to 24th of September. To find out more about all about Japan Month and AniMatsuri, visit www.animatsuri.eu.
Info
Rating
(none)
Production year
2014
Global distributor
Alarahastatud Filmikompanii
Local distributor
AniMatsuri
In cinema
9/29/2017