Azumi (live-action movie)
Alternative title:
Azumi, la última guerrera (Spanish)
あずみ (Japanese)
아즈미 (Korean)
Objectionable content:
Intense
Plot Summary:
Azumi is a young girl in feudal Japan. Her mother has died due to some circumstances (of which the viewer is unaware) and she is taken care of by a man passing with a bunch of boys her age. A few years later, Azumi and her 'brothers' are welltrained, very skilled assasins. As a final test, before they are allowed to take on clients, they are told to pair up with their favourite friend.... and kill him. Follow Azumi and her friends on their quest for justice, love and freedom.
Vintage:
2003-05-10
Premiere date:
2003-05-10 (Japan)
2004-01-23 (USA - Sundance Film Festival)
2004-03-16 (USA - South by Southwest Film Festival)
2004-03-19 (Belgium - Fantasy Film Festival)
2004-04-15 (USA - Philadelphia International Film Festival)
2004-04-30 (USA - Independent Film Festival of Boston)
2004-05-25 (South Korea)
2004-08-11 (Germany - Hamburg Fantasy Filmfest)
2004-09-16 (Australia)
2004-09-16 (Thailand)
2004-09-18 (Finland - Helsinki International Film Festival)
Release dates: We have 3
Ending Theme:
"Negai (ねがい)" by Mina Nagaha
Official website:
Toho's Official Azumi Press Site (Japanese)
Links: We have 1
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Japanese Box Office, January 14-15 (Jan 22, 2012)
Japanese Box Office, January 7-8 (Jan 16, 2012)
Japanese Box Office, December 31-January 1 (Jan 15, 2012)
35th Japan Academy Prize Nominees Listed Early (Jan 15, 2012)
Japanese Box Office, December 24-25 (Jan 8, 2012)
Manga-Based Wild 7 Police Action Film's TV Ad Posted (Dec 5, 2011)
Manga-Based Wild 7 Police Action Film's New Trailer Posted (Nov 29, 2011)
L'Arc~en~Ciel Performs Manga-Based Wild 7 Film's Theme (Oct 7, 2011)
Live-Action Wild 7 Film Gets Manga Adaptation (Sep 26, 2011)
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| DVD (Region 1) |
| Azumi (DVD) 2006-11-21 |
| Azumi - Collector's Editon (DVD) 2006-11-21 |
Director: Ryuhei Kitamura Original Manga: Yū Koyama Executive producer: Morihiro Kodama (TBS) Naoyuki Sakagami (Nippon Herald Films) Osamu Kamei (Shogakukan) Sumio Kiga (Dentsu) Art Supervision: Yoshinobu Nishioka Assistant producer: Iwao Takase Cinematography: Takumi Furuya Co-Producer: Hidemi Satani (Suplex) Music producer: Taro Iwashiro Planning Cooperation: Maki Aoki (青木真樹; Dentsu) Seiichi Koga (Oscar Promotion) Yoshitake Tachikawa (Shogakukan) Post-Production Supervision: Manabu Shinoda Production Committee: Junko Sugimoto Kazuhiko Seta (TOHO) Kenichiro Zaizen (Amuse Pictures) Koji Goromaru (IMAGICA) Minami Ichikawa (TOHO) Takuya Yui (Shogakukan) Tokuhiko Tani (TBS) Wataru Tanaka (Dentsu) Yasuyuki Tanaka (TBS) Theme Song Arrangement: Akira Inoue Theme Song Performance: Mina Ganaha (ED) | Aya Ueto as Aya Okamoto as Naoto Takenaka as Yoshio Harada as Yūma Ishigaki as Eita as Hideo Sakaki as Hiroki Narimiya as Jō Odagiri as Kazuki Kitamura as Kazuya Shimizu as Kenichi Endō as Kenji Kohashi as Masatō Ibu as Minoru Matsumoto as Ryō as Shinji Suzuki as Shogo Yamaguchi as Shun Oguri as Takatoshi Kaneko as Taku Sakaguchi as Yasuomi Sano as | |||
Adaptation: Richard Epcar | Eden Riegel as Michael McConnohie as Terrence Stone as Bryce Papenbrook as Kyle Hebert as Richard Cansino as | |||
ADR Director: Xavier De LLorens (Spain dub) ADR Script: Xavier De LLorens (Spain dub) | Núria Trifol as Claudi García as Isabel Valls as Jordi Boixaderas as Jordi Pons as Alfonso Vallés as Angel de Gracia as Claudi Domingo as David Jenner as Eduard Itchart as Hernán Fernández as José Luis Mediavilla as Manuel Osto as | |||
Dubbing Studio: International Sound Studio Licensed by: SBP (Argentina) | ||||
Dubbing Director: Patrizia Salmoiraghi Dubbing Assistant: Gianmarco Ceconi | Debora Magnaghi as Alessandro D'Errico as Jolanda Granato as Marco Balzarotti as Paolo De Santis as Alessandro Rigotti as Andrea Failla as Antonio Paiola as Benedetta Ponticelli as Daniele Demma as Dario Oppido as Diego Sabre as Flavio Arras as Lorenzo Scattorin as Loretta Di Pisa as Massimo Di Benedetto as Patrizio Prata as Renato Novara as Ruggero Andreozzi as Simone D'Andrea as | |||
Distributor: Shin Vision Dubbing Studio: Sample srl | ||||
(none) | Broadcaster: MTV Netherlands Distributor: Asiamania | |||
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(none) | Distributor: Vision Film Distribution Sp. z o.o. | |||
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