See You
Synopsis
Shoichi Arai (Kiichi Sonobe), a lonely man who works at a factory, had a secret that he couldn't tell. That is, he can only love girls in uniform. Shoichi, whose frustration for that eccentricity has exploded, impulsively abducts high school girl Ai Kozuka (Yaeko Kiyose)
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映画『See You』予告編
Type: Trailer • Published 2012-05-10
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Yu Katsumata
- Screenplay & Story
- Yu Katsumata
- Original Score
- Ryûnosuke Matsumoto
- Original Title
- See You
- Country of Origin
- Japan
- Spoken Languages
- Japanese
- Runtime
- 1h 53m
- Production Studios
- STROBO RUSH
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Yu Katsumata
Yu Katsumata
Ryûnosuke Matsumoto
Toshiharu Yaegashi
Department Leadership Roster
Toshiharu Yaegashi
Director of Photography
Yu Katsumata
Screenplay
Yu Katsumata
Director
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What is See You about?
Shoichi Arai (Kiichi Sonobe), a lonely man who works at a factory, had a secret that he couldn't tell. That is, he can only love girls in uniform. Shoichi, whose frustration for that eccentricity has exploded, impulsively abducts high school girl Ai Kozuka (Yaeko Kiyose)
Who directed See You?
See You was directed by Yu Katsumata.
Who stars in See You?
The principal cast of See You includes Kiichi Sonobe, Yaeko Kiyose.
When was See You released and how long is it?
See You was released in 2012 with a total runtime of 1h 53m.
Who composed the musical score for See You?
The original motion picture soundtrack for See You was composed by Ryûnosuke Matsumoto.