One Morning, a Dog
ある朝、犬
Synopsis
A feature-length film based on the play “A Dog’s Memory” by scriptwriter and Hoshino’s mentor Takahashi Tatsuo [高橋辰雄]. This film depicts the wandering journey of two women who came to Tokyo from Hiroshima but found themselves with nowhere to go. And, the story later leads to the sequel, “There Are Bats Here Too” [ここにもコーモリ] (1987), and its spin-off, “Shinako on the back” [背中でしな子] (1989).
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Akira Hoshino
- Original Title
- ある朝、犬
- Spoken Languages
- Japanese
- Runtime
- 1h 20m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Akira Hoshino
Department Leadership Roster
Akira Hoshino
Director
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What is One Morning, a Dog about?
A feature-length film based on the play “A Dog’s Memory” by scriptwriter and Hoshino’s mentor Takahashi Tatsuo [高橋辰雄]. This film depicts the wandering journey of two women who came to Tokyo from Hiroshima but found themselves with nowhere to go. And, the story later leads to the sequel, “There Are Bats Here Too” [ここにもコーモリ] (1987), and its spin-off, “Shinako on the back” [背中でしな子] (1989).
Who directed One Morning, a Dog?
One Morning, a Dog was directed by Akira Hoshino.
Who stars in One Morning, a Dog?
The principal cast of One Morning, a Dog includes Not specified.
When was One Morning, a Dog released and how long is it?
One Morning, a Dog was released in 1986 with a total runtime of 1h 20m.