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Monsieur Morimoto

Synopsis

A retired Japanese ex-patriot living the life of a bohemian Parnassian painter in Paris loses his latest picture, and wanders into Belleville hoping to reclaim what is rightfully his. Along the way, the drifting stray cat comes into contact with a series of colorful dreamers on a never ending search for love - much like himself.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Nicola Sornaga
Original Score
Frank Williams
Original Title
Monsieur Morimoto
Spoken Languages
English
Runtime
Unknown

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Nicola Sornaga

Original Score & Music

Frank Williams

Department Leadership Roster

Nicola Sornaga

Director

Official cinematic photography and background stills for Monsieur Morimoto.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Monsieur Morimoto

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Monsieur Morimoto about?

A retired Japanese ex-patriot living the life of a bohemian Parnassian painter in Paris loses his latest picture, and wanders into Belleville hoping to reclaim what is rightfully his. Along the way, the drifting stray cat comes into contact with a series of colorful dreamers on a never ending search for love - much like himself.

Who directed Monsieur Morimoto?

Monsieur Morimoto was directed by Nicola Sornaga.

Who stars in Monsieur Morimoto?

The principal cast of Monsieur Morimoto includes Kenichi Morimoto, André S. Labarthe, Eve Gollac, Lola González.

When was Monsieur Morimoto released and how long is it?

Monsieur Morimoto was released in 2008 with a total runtime of Unknown.

Who composed the musical score for Monsieur Morimoto?

The original motion picture soundtrack for Monsieur Morimoto was composed by Frank Williams.