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To the Sea, See You (1988) [N/A]

Release Date:
May 18, 1988

Original Title:
海へ 〜See you〜

Alternate Titles:
Umi e 〜See you〜

Genres:
Drama

Production Companies:
TOHO

Production Countries:
Japan

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 174

Overview from TheMovieDB

Team DANKAI are a group of drivers set to compete in the Paris-Dakar Rally, an off-road endurance race spanning thousands of miles and multiple continents. Prior to the event, team leader Mizuki (Nenji Kobayashi) is ordered by their sponsor to add popular celebrity Ryuichi Yoshii (Goro Ohashi) to the roster for publicity. This exacerbates DANKAI's resentments and baggage. Needing a steady hand to mediate dispute and navigate their support vehicle, Mizuki recruits legendary, retired mechanic and driver Eiji Honma (Ken Takakura) to the team. Honma soon discovers his ex-wife Kei (Ayumi Ishida) is also participating in the rally, alongside her current husband, the bullfighter Juan Vázquez (Tomas Arana). He is also accompanied by Yuko Takei (Junko Sakurada), a singer who followed Yoshii from Japan.

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Production

Cinematography:
Toshiaki Satô

Director:
Koreyoshi Kurahara

Editor:
Akira Suzuki

Location Manager:
Silvia Natili

Music:
Shūichi Chino
Ryudo Uzaki

Production Manager:
Stefano Spadoni

Screenplay:
Sō Kuramoto

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