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24. Jan. 1981 · Yume, yume no ato: Directed by Kenzo Takada. With Anicée Alvina, Anne Consigny, Enrico Tricarico, Léo Campion. A young man starts off on a quest for happiness, he is told to head south by a wise astrologer, He will later arrive at an ancient castle where two mysterious women live, Tsuki, and Yuki, Both women fall in love with the ...
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- Fantasy, Romance
- Kenzo Takada
- 1981-01-24
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The movie is a fantasy-romance, which centers on the quest of an unnamed young man (Enrico Tricarico). A wise fortune teller (Léo Campion) tells the man that he will find happiness on the other side of the lake, and so the man heeds this advice and heads south. After traversing the desert, the man arrives at the lake, and, finding an abandoned ship...
The project was announced at a press conference on June 16th, 1980, and shooting for the film began in Morocco in July of that year.The film was a Japanese/French collaboration, as the cast is made up entirely of French actors while the known crew members are a mix between the two. In addition to directing, Kenzo Takada also scripted the movie alon...
In addition to the film’s theatrical run in Japan, it was also released in France under the name of Rêve Après Rêve. However, outside of these screenings, the film has not been officially released on home media, possibly due to Kanzo Takada's shame over negative audience reception at its premiere in Paris. On February 19, 2022, a bootleg copy surfa...
First of the available stills, (presumably) featuring Anne Consigny as Yuki.Second of the available stills, featuring Anicée Alvina as Tsuki.Third of the available stills, featuring Anicée Alvina as Tsuki.Fourth of the available stills.Yume, yume no ato (1981, Japanese dub, mostly complete) - YouTube. 3.1K views 1 year ago. Turn captions on for English subtitles.Restoration done by Notelu:...
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'Dream After Dream', known as 'Yume, Yume No Ato' in Japanese and 'Reve Apres Reve' in French, is a fantasy flick from 1981 directed by renowned Japanese fashion designer Kenzo Takada. The film famously features music by the then super popular American rock band Journey. The film starrs Anicee Alvina and Anne Cosigny among others.
Dream, After Dream, performed by the American rock band Journey, is the soundtrack album to the Japanese fantasy film Yume, Yume No Ato directed by fashion designer Kenzo Takada. Released in 1980 on Columbia Records, it was the seventh album-length recording by the group.
Yume, yume no ato. 1981. 1h 41m. Fantasy/Romance. Cast. Anicée Alvina (Tsuki) Anne Consigny (Yuki) Enrico Tricarico (Young man) Léo Campion (Fortuneteller) Liliana Gerace (Governess) Director....
Synopsis by Eleanor Mannikka. In this fantasy tale that aspires to the effects of a dreaming state, a young man (Enrico Tricarico) starts off on a quest for happiness, heading south as a wise astrologer told him to do.
