Homesick Blues
Synopsis
Hiroko spends her final days in Osaka before running away to Chicago, hell-bent on becoming a blues singer.
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Chicago
Festival / Special Debut
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Ed Koziarski, Junko Kajino
- Screenplay & Story
- Ed Koziarski, Junko Kajino
- Original Score
- Shun Kikuta
- Original Title
- Homesick Blues
- Spoken Languages
- English, Japanese
- Runtime
- 15m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Ed Koziarski, Junko Kajino
Ed Koziarski, Junko Kajino
Shun Kikuta
Stephen Combs
Stephen Combs
Ed Koziarski, Junko Kajino
Department Leadership Roster
Ed Koziarski
Director
Ed Koziarski
Writer
Junko Kajino
Director
Junko Kajino
Writer
Ed Koziarski
Producer
Stephen Combs
Editor
Junko Kajino
Producer
Stephen Combs
Director of Photography
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Frequently Asked Questions About Homesick Blues
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Homesick Blues about?
Hiroko spends her final days in Osaka before running away to Chicago, hell-bent on becoming a blues singer.
Who directed Homesick Blues?
Homesick Blues was directed by Ed Koziarski, Junko Kajino.
Who stars in Homesick Blues?
The principal cast of Homesick Blues includes Zoey, Michiyo Ishimoto, Toshiyuki Kimura.
When was Homesick Blues released and how long is it?
Homesick Blues was released in 2005 with a total runtime of 15m.
Who composed the musical score for Homesick Blues?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Homesick Blues was composed by Shun Kikuta.