Silenzio (2005)
Directed by Christian Merlhiot

Drama

Film Synopsis

In Japan, Ken meets up with the young Lili, whom he must take to see her father. Despite the language barrier, they are able to get to know one another and their voyage soon begins to feel like a holiday excursion, despite the typhoons and other obstacles they encounter on the way.

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Film Credits

Director: Christian Merlhiot
Script: Christian Merlhiot
Cinematographer: Vincent Roux
Music: Akira Fuse
Cast: Lili Merlhiot (Lili), Kentaro Satô (Ken)
Country: France
Language: French
Support: Color
Runtime: 75 min

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