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Au revoir l’été (2013): Cast

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Au revoir l’été is a 2013 drama directed by Koji Fukada, starring Fumi Nikaido as Sakuko, Taiga Nakano and Makiko Watanabe. It runs 2 hours 5 minutes.

Au revoir l’été (2013) movie poster
Released
Runtime
2h 5m (125 min)
Director
Koji Fukada
Genre
Drama
Original language
Japanese
After the credits
No No extra scene
The story

What Is Au revoir l’été About?

The premise of Au revoir l’été without spoilers.

Following a setback with her university entrance exams, Sakuko is invited to spend the summer in a picturesque seaside town by her aunt Mikie. There, she discovers a charming community and forges new connections, including a renewed acquaintance with Takashi, a quiet relative of a friend from her past. The summer promises relaxation and unexpected discoveries as Sakuko experiences a brief escape from her future aspirations.

Cast & crew

Au revoir l’été Cast & Characters

Fumi Nikaido leads the cast as Sakuko, with Taiga Nakano as Takashi and Makiko Watanabe as Sakuko's Aunt. Directed by Koji Fukada; 11 actors are credited in all.

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Au revoir l’été Also Known As

8 alternative titles, including “Hotori no Sakuko” and “Neighboring Sakuko”.

Also known as
  • Hotori no Sakuko
  • Neighboring Sakuko
  • 河畔的朔子
  • 18歲的盛夏告白
  • Au revoir l'été
  • Сакуко на берегу
  • 18 歲的盛夏告白
  • 오브와 레떼

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Au revoir l’été FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date

Runtime, release date, director, cast, post-credit scenes and language of Au revoir l’été, each answered in a sentence.

How long is Au revoir l’été?

Au revoir l’été runs 2 hours 5 minutes (125 minutes).

When was Au revoir l’été released?

Au revoir l’été was released on October 19, 2013.

Who directed Au revoir l’été?

Au revoir l’été was directed by Koji Fukada.

More films by Koji Fukada

Who is in the cast of Au revoir l’été?

Au revoir l’été stars Fumi Nikaido as Sakuko, Taiga Nakano as Takashi and Makiko Watanabe as Sakuko's Aunt, among 11 credited actors.

Does Au revoir l’été have a post-credit scene?

No. Au revoir l’été has no extra scene during or after the credits.

What language is Au revoir l’été in?

The original language of Au revoir l’été is Japanese.

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