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This work is based on the 2007 Sony Ericsson Foma SO903i mobile advertising idea to extend into a 50-minute fantasy movie with Yuko Takeuchi as Chocolat who's younger sister Noriko met Chocolat's old boyfriend during a storm in a bus stop. They went to cafe and started reminiscing using their mobile phone about Chocolat's death 7 years earlier in an accident...

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What is The World According to Chocolat (2007) about?

This work is based on the 2007 Sony Ericsson Foma SO903i mobile advertising idea to extend into a 50-minute fantasy movie with Yuko Takeuchi as Chocolat who's younger sister Noriko met Chocolat's old boyfriend during a storm in a bus stop. They went to cafe and started reminiscing using their mobile phone about Chocolat's death 7 years earlier in an accident...

Who stars in The World According to Chocolat?

The World According to Chocolat stars Yuko Takeuchi (Chocolat), Chihiro Ohtsuka (Noriko), Soko Wada, Masaki Miura, Nanami Fujimoto. The film was directed by Isao Yukisada.

How long is The World According to Chocolat?

The World According to Chocolat has a runtime of 50 min and premiered in 2007.

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