Dream, After Dream
夢・夢のあと
Synopsis
A young man starts off on a quest for happiness and is told to head south by a wise astrologer. He later arrives at an ancient castle where two mysterious women live, Tsuki and Yuki. Both women fall in love with the young man. Meanwhile, the young man must face his destiny.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Kenzo Takada
- Screenplay & Story
- Kenzo Takada, Xavier De Castella
- Original Title
- 夢・夢のあと
- Country of Origin
- France, Japan
- Spoken Languages
- French
- Runtime
- 1h 41m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Kenzo Takada
Kenzo Takada, Xavier De Castella
Hiroaki Fujii, Tatsuo Funahashi
Department Leadership Roster
Kenzo Takada
Director
Kenzo Takada
Writer
Xavier De Castella
Writer
Hiroaki Fujii
Producer
Tatsuo Funahashi
Producer
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Frequently Asked Questions About Dream, After Dream
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What is Dream, After Dream about?
A young man starts off on a quest for happiness and is told to head south by a wise astrologer. He later arrives at an ancient castle where two mysterious women live, Tsuki and Yuki. Both women fall in love with the young man. Meanwhile, the young man must face his destiny.
Who directed Dream, After Dream?
Dream, After Dream was directed by Kenzo Takada.
Who stars in Dream, After Dream?
The principal cast of Dream, After Dream includes Anicée Alvina, Léo Campion, Anne Consigny, Liliana Gerace, Enrico Tricarico.
When was Dream, After Dream released and how long is it?
Dream, After Dream was released in 1981 with a total runtime of 1h 41m.